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On July 22, 2011, a far-right extremist killed 69 people at a summer camp for Norway's Workers' Youth League on Utøya Island.
Survivors recount being stripped and bathed in a large shower room, where they were treated with DDT to kill lice during their time in residential schools.
While testing their eyesight, optometrist Adi confronts the men who killed his brother during the 1965 Indonesian genocide.
Chris, an addict who repeatedly lies about seeking help, faces a life-threatening overdose while Frankie and Allie attempt a perilous rescue.
An American right-wing extremist's transformation from radicalization to self-reflection reveals the complex roots of hate and the possibility of redemption.
Estela Pangoza, a 51-year-old shaman, runs an ayahuasca center in the Amazon rainforest, where people from around the world come to participate in ceremonies.
Identical twins and triplets, separated at birth for a controversial study, confront the lasting trauma of their forced separation and the deception that followed.
Soldiers returning from the Iraq War face significant psychological challenges, raising questions about the adequacy of government support for their mental health.
Nearly 3,000 lives were lost on September 11, 2001, as terrorists hijacked planes, leaving lasting scars on survivors and families of the victims.
Over 2,700 Yazidi women and girls remain missing ten years after the genocide, highlighting the ongoing struggle for freedom and resilience among survivors.
Josephine Martin's disappearance in The Pas, Manitoba, and Laura Lee May Francis's case in Grand Prairie, Alberta, highlight the ongoing struggles with addiction and trauma in their communities.
Annie, adopted from a Gypsy family, seeks answers about her identity and traumatic past after being left in a burning caravan by her Irish Traveller mother.
Yazidi girls Hala and Faiza share their harrowing experiences of survival and resilience ten years after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in Iraq.
Voice hearers in France are finding support through the Voice Hearer Network, which promotes coping strategies to reduce reliance on medication and hospitalization.
One million people were murdered in just 100 days during the Rwandan genocide, which Samuel Ishimwe investigates through the lens of colonial history.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists attacked Israel, killing indiscriminately and taking hostages, marking the bloodiest day in the history of the conflict.
Four siblings, separated during the Sixties Scoop, reunite for the first time, exploring their shared history and deepening their familial bond.
A daughter confronts her mother's attacker in South Africa, highlighting themes of persistence, love, and the pursuit of justice after a traumatic assault.
At 16, Ruth was married and became pregnant, a common experience for many girls in Warren Jeffs' polygamous community in Colorado City, Arizona.
Aileen Wuornos, America's first female serial killer, reveals the complexities of her life marked by abuse, desperation, and a media circus surrounding her crimes.
Vivian worked as a sex worker for four years, serving 25 to 35 customers a day before becoming a social worker supporting teenage girls.
Every month, many flee North Korea, but only a few find freedom in South Korea.
On February 14, 2018, a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killed 17 people in under eight minutes.
1,300 young Austrians and Germans listen as Eva Umlauf recounts her family's story and the lasting impact of her experiences at Auschwitz.
Mary Johnson, Debra Hocking, and Kilong Ung share their transformative experiences of grief, resilience, and the pursuit of forgiveness amidst profound trauma.
A 99-year-old cousin sexually abused Leanna Borsellino when she was three years old, a trauma that shapes her relationship with her mother, Cyndi.
Clergy sexual abuse survivors confront the Catholic Church in a public trial, exposing the systemic failures that allowed such trauma to persist for decades.
Bosnia, a fragile multi-ethnic state, faces renewed tensions and potential collapse nearly thirty years after a devastating war, amid foreign influences and internal divisions.
Survivors of the 2011 Norway attacks share their harrowing experiences and resilience, highlighting the lasting impact of extremism on their community.
More than 3,000 children lost a parent in the 9/11 attacks, with some only days old and others yet to be born.
Iryna Terekhova, a retiree from Chernihiv, finds hope and resilience through an unexpected friendship with comedian Vasyl Baidak as they rebuild her war-torn home.
100,000 Kurds were killed during Saddam Hussein's Anfal campaign in the late 1980s, with over a million displaced from their homes.
Alex Lewis, once a confident family man, faces a life-altering battle after a common infection leads to the loss of limbs and a fight for survival.
Nazi medical experiments in concentration camps, led by Josef Mengele, inflicted brutal procedures on prisoners, revealing a chilling intersection of ideology and cruelty.
Young adults born from the aftermath of Rwanda's 1994 genocide confront deep-seated trauma and societal stigma through specialized counseling and peer support.
Sandrine, Nadia, Valérie, and Nicolas share their experiences of childhood abuse by family members, highlighting the long-term effects of incest and their paths to resilience.
A 70-km long fence was erected along the Danish-German border to keep out wild boar infected with African swine fever, disrupting local communities.
Femicide in Mexico, trauma from explosions in Lebanon, and Britain's colonial legacy in Kenya highlight the global struggle against gender-based violence.
Fata and Yankuba, two young Gambians in Naples, find solace and community at the Teranga nightclub, a refuge from trauma and discrimination.
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, responsible for the deaths of 1.7 million people from 1975 to 1979, still leaves victims seeking justice as former leaders evade accountability.
More than 40 years after her adoption, Sophie English returns to Vietnam to confront her identity and search for her birth mother.
In the United States, the number of incarcerated juveniles equals the total number of prisoners in France, with many facing harsh conditions in detention.
Three victims of the Bali bombings confront their attackers, exploring themes of forgiveness and the complexities of rehabilitation for extremists.
Gambians traumatized by perilous Mediterranean crossings are actively campaigning to discourage illegal migration and promote safer alternatives.
A mother and daughter confront their painful past while climbing a mountain, exploring trauma and the complexities of their relationship in Jette Bitten Glibstrup's documentary.
Lillian and Jette hike through the Swiss Alps, confronting painful memories of childhood abuse as they revisit cabins tied to Jette's traumatic past.
New Yorkers grapple with the emotional aftermath of 9/11 one year later, as they confront loss, memorialization, and the transformation of Ground Zero.
Brian O'Dea and Pat Nee, two notorious figures in organized crime, reveal how trauma and circumstance propelled them into a life of drug trafficking and violence.
