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Children of Agent Orange

The herbicides sprayed during the war have crippled more than three million Vietnamese. Scientists suspect that the diseases and injuries have transferred to the genes of Vietnamese people. Babies without legs or arms, or with other deformities, are born in Vietnam even today. All having one thing in common: Agent Orange.

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Another Life

Every year, hundreds of thousands of Africans risk their lives trying to get into Europe. We follow a convoy of young migrants: this is their story.

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Code Red: Honour Killings

Every year, thousands of women are killed for defiling their families’ honour. We hear the stories of four young Dutch girls, all living in a state of ‘Code Red’, on the run from their families.

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Mexico: On the Brink

We travel through the country, visiting Cuidad Juarez, one of the most dangerous cities in the world, and witness horrific crime scenes, speak to witnesses and the victims’ families.

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Rwanda: The Killers Amongst Us

The genocide of 800,000 Tutsis in just three months shocked the world. Sixteen years later, most of the killers remain at large.

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Inside Karachi

Karachi has become one of the most dangerous cities in the world. An explosive mix of crime, corruption and Islamic extremism. We profile this complex city.

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Chechnya: Who Killed Natasha?

Grozny. July 2009. The body of journalist and human rights defender Natasha Estemirova is discovered by the side of the road. In this investigation, we examine the silencing of voices of dissent in Russia.

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Bigger, Better, Faster, More: Brain Doping

Forget about life-work-balance. A new generation of drugs promise unlimited increases in productivity without the need for rest or sleep.

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Life Below Deck

You might imagine that life aboard a luxury liner is paradise. While this may be the case for paying guests, the reality for the workers below deck is far less idyllic.

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