Boycott: The fight for freedom of expression
A three-part series about US anti-boycott laws and their implications for freedom of speech.
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Morocco After the Quake
“The devastation is massive. It is absolute”
Iraq’s Water Wars – Part 1
People & Power investigates Iraq’s intensifying water crisis and how it's impacting the country's rural communities.
Fleeing Sudan: A refugee’s journey to Europe
Daba is determined to cross the English Channel and finish the journey his brother started 17 years ago.
Mahsa Amini One Year On
“There are definitely differences.”
The Transnational World of Primate Testing
101 East investigates the global demand for monkeys for medical testing and the efforts to stop smuggling cartels.
Ininnawa: Indonesia’s remote island nurses
A retired nurse volunteers to return to remote Indonesian islands to help her patients during a healthcare crisis.
Ground Zero: India’s farmers protest
When hundreds of thousands of Indian farmers fight to be heard, one journalist is determined to give them a voice.
What’s behind the wave of coups in Africa? | Start Here
Are we seeing coup contagion in West and Central Africa?
A Man’s Man: Stories of men’s mental health in northeast England
An unflinchingly honest look at men's mental health in the ever-changing industrial heart of the northeast of England.
Residential Schools: Canada’s Shame
People & Power examines the lasting consequences of Canada’s residential school system on Indigenous communities.
Monkey Man: Protecting rescued monkeys in the Peruvian Amazon
In the Peruvian Amazon, a man in his 70s faces leaving the monkeys he’s dedicated his life to protecting.
My Maysoon: A family’s tragedy in the Mediterranean Sea
Batoul Karbijha makes a film about her missing sister to find out the truth and deal with the pain of her loss.
Ukraine: Ground Zero
People and Power investigates the toxic legacy of war on Ukraine’s fragile environment.
The New Greatness Case: Russian teenagers on trial
A Russian filmmaker follows the court case of a teenage girl who is accused of conspiring to overthrow the government.
The all-women Arab bands blazing a trail in Jordan and Egypt
Two all-women bands are empowering themselves across the Arab world, Naya from Jordan and The Lady’s Drum in Egypt.
Taliban Palace: The second year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan
Rare behind-the-scenes access to the Taliban spokesman who is confronted about the failing economy and broken promises.
Will AI take your job? | Start Here
How AI could affect the world of work.
The human cost of France’s nuclear tests in the Pacific
101 East investigates the effects of France’s nuclear tests in French Polynesia.
Sebeiba festival: Algeria’s 3,000 year-old tradition
Thousands from the Tuareg community flock to the annual Sebeiba festival held in an oasis town deep in the Sahara.