Pyo Ye-Rim tried to challenge South Korea’s growing problem of school bullies, which had long been a taboo subject. It ended up costing her her life.
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On the evening of the terrorist attack on the Bataclan on 13 November 2015, Daniel Psenny, then a journalist for Le Monde, lived in a building next to the concert hall. As dozens of panicked people, some seriously injured, fled through the emergency exits of the concert hall he started instinctively filming with his mobile. Who were those people in the images? Ten years later, what has become of them?
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On the Asian black market, a dead adult tiger is worth around $50,000. In this exclusive investigation, we track down the kingpins of a powerful tiger cartel stretching across Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and China and infiltrate their clandestine factory farms where tigers are factory-farmed like livestock. A high-risk investigation across Southeast Asia.
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It’s an undisputed fact that the best place to raise a child is in a family. But all over Europe, there’s a shortage of foster families for those children who can’t live with their biological families. In a house beside a lake in Germany, three youth workers step in as caregivers for five children in a therapeutic residential home. We spent a year following them and the children they care for.
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It is estimated that nearly one million Guatemalans have emigrated to the United States over the past 30 years. Today, these undocumented migrants are being targeted by the new U.S. administration
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It’s estimated that 1500 monkeys are smuggled out of the Democratic Republic of Congo every year in a trade worth millions of dollars. When a crate of 40 monkeys coming from the DRC was intercepted back in 2023, it provided a window into how corrupt officials, working with poachers, operate with impunity.
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From the corridors of the White House to the Mexican border, this documentary explains how, in just five months, Donald Trump has wrought panic across America.
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The murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of America’s largest private health insurance company, revealed the level of simmering anger at US Health Insurance companies.
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Cancer treatments may be constantly improving but some patients choose to reject mainstream medicine and embrace alternative therapies. How effective are these treatments? And why do people choose them? Are they taking dangerous risks by choosing a different path.
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