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Mexico: Neither dead nor alive

Since 2006 when Mexico’s president Felipe Calderón declared war on drug trafficking, over 23,000 people have disappeared. The shocking events of September 2014, when 43 students went missing stunned the...

The Hidden Dangers of Mobile Phones

There are currently almost seven billion mobile phones in use worldwide. And the modern smartphones are multi-functional devices, which some people rarely put down. Is the radiation emanating from these...

Surrounded by ISIS

In December 2014 ISIS militants managed to completely surround the town of Sinjar in Iraq. The Yezedi Kurdish residents of the mountain town, which lies about 50km from the Syrian...

On the Trail of the French Jihadists

This film is the culmination of a 4 month investigation into why so many young French people have left France to take part in jihad in Syria. How were they...

Pansy!

Artist Paul Harfleet’s family had always accepted his sexuality, but it was a different story outside the home. Like many young gay people, he regularly faced abuse. So he developed...

Switzerland’s Dark Past: In the Name of Order and Morality

For several decades up until the 1980s, thousands of young Swiss people were thrown into jail without trial, sent to live with foster families or forced into children’s homes, or...

The Network of Hate

Today the internet in general and social networks in particular have become important spaces for free expression. However the drawback of this can be a space without limits. It is...

Cargill: Feast or Famine?

American multinational, Cargill, trades in food commodities. They purchase, trade and distribute all of the basic ingredients on our plate - from meat to oil and cereal. At 121 billion...

Difficult Jobs: Lives on the Edge

They carry carts just like horses, they steal coal straight from moving trucks or capture cobras to charm them. In the Calcutta region there are many who do odd jobs...

One Way Ticket to The New World

On April the 28th, 2004, Hassan and Fatouma, members of Somali Bantu tribe and their two children, arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah. For 13 years, they had survived in...

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