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Myanmar: Resistance, Business and Nuclear Secrets

Premières Lignes has finally managed to dissolve the shroud around the seemingly respectable western corporations operating in Burma, and how there are helping the dictatorship in place further entrench itself.

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Europe’s Lost Children

An insight into the daily lives of Europe’s 150 000 unaccompanied child immigrants, kids aged 10 to 17 years old who have set out alone from their home countries to try and build new lives abroad.

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Kick the Lion: Witchcraft and Soccer in Africa

We travel into the heart of magical Africa to discover a uniquely African approach to football.

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The Girls of Phnom Penh

Against the sordid backdrop of the Cambodian sex industry, we profile the lives of three young girls who have been dragged into prostitution.

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Tasmania Chain-Saw Massacre

We investigate how demand for cheap paper is fuelling the destruction of Tasmania’s lush primary forests. As both protestors and industrialists resort to more and more extreme methods, who will be the winners in this increasingly bitter battle?

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Meet the Arms Dealers

We gain rare access to an industry often cloaked in secrecy. We meet the people involved and broach the moral dilemmas they face. Should they be able to sell weapons to any country?

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Cartels and Police Corruption: Inside Mexico’s Drugs War

In today’s Mexico, drug cartels have become so powerful, they’re threatening the stability of the country. We investigate Mexico’s drugs war.

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The Mermaids’ Tears: Oceans of Plastic

What will be the long term impact of plastic pollution? Can anything be done to clean up what has become a ‘plastic soup’ of waste, killing hundreds of thousands of animals every year and leaching chemicals slowly up the food chain?

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Iran: Inside the Protests

An exclusive report on the people at the forefront of the protest movement in Iran.

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