Turkey’s political football
Football in Turkey's biggest city always means colour, passion and noise, but this season has an added edge. The big three Istanbul clubs, which have generally had a vice-like grip on the Super Lig cr...
6 Kesä 201927min
Don't hide my son
The Tanzanian mothers forced to hide their children with Down syndrome due to social stigma and their defiant determination to change this.
4 Kesä 201927min
Sudan’s white-coated uprising
Sudan’s doctors on the frontline. When ongoing street protests finally pushed Sudan’s repressive president from power last month, it was the country’s doctors many thanked. Ever since Omar al-Bashir’s...
30 Touko 201926min
After the boats
During the migrant crisis, thousands of Nigerian women were trafficked into Italy for sexual exploitation. In 2016 alone, 11,000 made the perilous journey through lawless Libya and then in flimsy boat...
29 Touko 201927min
Beyond Borders: Seeking safety in Sweden and Germany
For over five years, British-Lebanese journalist Zahra Mackaoui has been following the stories of a group of Syrians, who have scattered across the world in search of safety. She originally met and in...
26 Touko 201951min
Amar: Alone in the world
He was known as “the little boy who lost everything”. In 1991, Amar Kanim’s disfigured face was shown on newspaper front pages around the world, an innocent young victim of Saddam Hussein’s brutal reg...
25 Touko 201949min
The undercover migrant
The extraordinary story of an undercover migrant and his ‘secret spectacles’.When Azeteng, a young man from rural Ghana, heard stories on the radio of West African migrants dying on their way to Europ...
23 Touko 201926min
Robots on the road
The world’s biggest car makers and technology companies are investing billions of dollars in autonomous vehicles. They believe it is just a few years before computers with high-tech sensors do the dri...
21 Touko 201926min
