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Street kids in Pakistan find hope and opportunity through MMA, as local gyms help them escape poverty and navigate life inside and outside the cage.
Bangkok's high crime rate, fueled by systemic corruption and gang activity, reveals a stark contrast to its image as a vibrant tourist destination.
In Durban, journalist Ninka Mbaye follows Nazreen Ally as she patrols the city's dangerous streets, highlighting resilience amid daily violence.
In Berlin, over 50,000 people experience homelessness, with Bülent, Daniel, and Manni navigating life on the streets and in temporary housing.
Bangkok, a vibrant metropolis of over ten million, grapples with one of Asia's highest crime rates, revealing deep-rooted corruption within its society.
Bangkok's high crime rate, rampant corruption, and systemic racism reveal a troubling underbelly of Thailand's vibrant capital city.
Lagos, Nigeria's economic hub, grapples with rampant crime and corruption as its 20 million residents navigate the disparities between wealth and poverty.
Mumbai, a megacity with 22 million residents, faces challenges in urban planning as slums like Dharavi coexist with luxury developments and wildlife encroachments.
Why would someone continue to fill in the countless potholes on Mumbai´s streets? Or why is a pianist playing in the ruins of a wartorn city? My Calling focuses on people whose lives and responsibilities couldn´t be more different. But there is one thing that they all have in common: Their dedication to a specific purpose. Drawing on their own courage and creativity, they are determined to turn their ideas into reality - for themselves and, often, for others.
In Brazil's largest city, São Paulo, rampant crime, including armed robbery and drug trafficking, challenges law enforcement and community leaders like a pastor fighting addiction.
Freetown, Sierra Leone faces an impending environmental disaster as rapid population growth and outdated sewage systems strain the city's infrastructure.
Salvation Army's support for the vulnerable in Nottingham and London highlights their commitment to addressing loneliness, abandonment, and alcoholism since 1865.
Window cleaners in London face new challenges from modern architecture and safety regulations, as Glyn Worsnip experiences the profession firsthand.
Atlanta's rising gang violence is examined through the lenses of poverty, a failing education system, and the influence of drill rap culture.
