Despite being the home of the world’s most famous and ancient sex manual, the Kama Sutra, India is nowadays a nation afraid to talk openly about sex...
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In the space of a few days in March 2012, Mohamed Merah, guns down seven people. We speak to officials involved in the case and people who knew him throughout his life, and reveal a version of events that often contradicts the official story.
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In China, the one-child policy has led to a surplus of male singles, and a new market has spread up around dating.
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Up to 300,000 babies in Spain were stolen from ‘undesirable’ families and trafficked by an unholy alliance of doctors, the Catholic Church and Franco’s Secret police. Now, decades on, some of these stolen children are trying to find their biological families.
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Fishing in deep waters is considered one of the most dangerous professions in the world. The best crews of the West Coast head for Alaska. There, they battle pelting rain, rogue waves and icy decks to haul up hundreds of pounds of herring eggs.
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With over a hundred murders each month amongst a population of less than three million, Jamaica is one of the most violent places in the world. Dozens of rival gangs vie for control of neighborhoods. We gained exclusive access to the special forces of the Jamaican police and the army tasked with restoring order.
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Years of austerity and cuts have destroyed the lives of many Greeks. But more and more people are using the crisis as an opportunity and responding with innovative ideas.
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This film investigates around the world the worrying trend for devolution in women’s rights and the new feminist movements such as the notorious Femen, that are springing up to combat it.
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Dheisheh refugee camp, West Bank. Over 13,000 people live in 1.5 square km. One of them is eleven year old Tamer.
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