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The Singing Labourers of Dubai

Film-maker Mahmoud Kaabour on the lives of migrant workers seeking solace through singing

• 55 mins

Fighting 'Breast Ironing' in Cameroon

Cameroonian journalist's stand against breast 'ironing' to disguise the onset of puberty

• 55 mins

Standing up to India's Sex Abusers

Meet The Red Brigade, a female self-defence group confronting sexual violence in India

• 55 mins

Talent Contests, Polyglots and Pilots

The singing labourers of Dubai, plus the pilot who landed his plane on the Hudson river

• 28 mins

CAR: Sheltering 10,000 in my Church

Rev. Nicolas Guerekoyame-Gbangou has offered shelter to thousands at his church in Bangui

• 55 mins

From Cop to Whale Activist

Why detective Laurens de Groot gave up enforcing the law for a life hunting whale-hunters

• 55 mins

The 'Menstruation' Man

How inventor Arunachalam Muruganantham's cheap sanitary pad transformed lives

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Inside CAR's Only Children's Hospital

Dr Simplice Kango on caring for children with machete, bullet and shrapnel wounds

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Innovators, Peacemakers and Survivors

India's "menstrual man"; paralysed by my father; and inside the world's tallest slum

• 28 mins

British Mum - My Son Died in Syria

Fatima Khan on the death of her son Abbas, a British doctor, who died in prison in Syria

• 55 mins

Migrant Worker Wins Israeli X Factor

Filipina care worker Rose Fostanes talks about winning Israel's X Factor.

• 55 mins

Wrestler turned Human Rights Lawyer

The Guatemalan human rights lawyer who began his career travelling the world as a wrestler

• 55 mins

I Stopped School Gunman

The US school clerk who prevented a gunman from carrying out a massacre

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Heroes, Tunnels, Winners, and Cheese

The school clerk who stopped a massacre, life in NY tunnels and a story about cheese

• 28 mins

Filming in the 'Forbidden Zone'

The director who got people from rural villages in Afghanistan to film their own lives

• 55 mins

Bringing Up the Bodies in Bosnia

The Bosnian forensic anthropologist who's been excavating mass graves.

• 55 mins

Who Killed My Friend Daniel Pearl?

The journalist trying to track down the killers of reporter Daniel Pearl

• 55 mins

Child Poverty in the US

Child poverty in the US told through the eyes of 13-year-old Jonny who lives in a shelter

• 55 mins

Poverty USA and Supersized Snakes

Life without in the land of plenty; and working with the world's most venomous snakes

• 28 mins

Saudi Woman Activist's Beard Row

Souad Al Shammary triggered a controversy with tweets against equating beards with piety

• 55 mins

Armistead Maupin: Writing the City

Tales of the City author on writing his best-selling novels set in San Francisco

• 55 mins

Kiev Protester: "I Was Tortured"

Dmytro Bulatov says he was kidnapped, tortured, and forced to confess to being a US spy

• 55 mins

Paula Kahumbu: Hands Off Our Elephants

Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu on her lifelong fight for African wildlife

• 55 mins

Protestors, Politicians and Scribes

Tortured Kiev Protester, Finland's first black MP and writer Armistead Maupin

• 28 mins

"I Had My Legs Stretched By 14 Inches"

Born with dwarfism, Tiffanie DiDonato underwent an operation to increase her height

• 55 mins

Iraqi Interpreter in the Line of Fire

The Iraqi interpreter for the US Navy SEALs who became a target himself.

• 55 mins

Finding my Daughter After 29 Years

El Salvador's civil war separated mother and daughter Josefina and Xiomara

• 55 mins

Ukraine's Tiny 'Troublemaker'

The Ukrainian activist who risks her life to investigate stories of government corruption.

• 55 mins

Reunions, Troublemakers and Sloths

Mum and daughter united after 29 years, Ukraine's tiny troublemaker and Sloths

• 28 mins

My Father Survived Hiroshima

The Japanese woman whose father survived the atomic bomb at Hiroshima

• 55 mins