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Episode Guide
- Returning Dreams
In the aftermath of Liberia's civil war, children are fighting to reclaim their futures and return home.
- Returm to Srebrenica
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Reel to Real: Holding Our Ground
International efforts to assure reproductive health and rights conflict.
- Between War and Peace
The United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia encourages combatants to turn in their weapons and wage peace.
- Trouble in Paradise
- The Hospice
Sister Leonia creates a hospice in Zambia, to combat the AIDS epidemic.
- The Perfect Famine
A look at how rich countries help the world's poor without rewarding unaccountable regimes
- Kosovo: Rebuilding the Dream
UN-Habitat officials try to rebuild the municipal government and trust in the region
- The Trade Trap
The arguments for and against the possibility that trade could be the way out of poverty for poor countries
- Danger! Children at Work
Children in Guatemala begin making fireworks, often at the age of 6.
- The Road to Rio
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- The On-Going Story
The international community's commitment to social and economic development and human rights
- The Son's Legacy
The story of Itzhak Frankental, father of a murdered son and founder of The Parent's Forum
- Area K
The global economy affects everyone.
- Lines in the Dust
An insight into how literacy is being tackled in Ghana, as men and women are encouraged to debate issues
- City Life
With growing urbanization, cities must take advantage of the globalized economy.
- Holy Smoke
Buddhist monks are now spreading the campaign to persuade Cambodians to give up tobacco.
- Paying the Price
The background to Aids treatment in Africa and why the South African government is refusing to authorise a national programme of treatment for sufferers
- My Hanoi
A family must move due to the dramatic growth of the city.
- Stop the Traffic
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Missing Out
Following two birth attendants in Niger : a country where less than a third of the population has access to health care : as they try to persuade women to take iron folate and visit hospital
- Brazil: Winning Against Aids
A report on the fight against Aids in Brazil, and how the success of their treatment programme has attracted the attention of other countries, including the USA
- The Miller's Tale
How Egyptians have resisted attempts to fortify their bread with iron
- The Story So Far
The promise of the eradication of poverty.
- The Other Side
How Mexican villagers are trying to ensure that their children won't have to migrate to the US to achieve their dreams
- Patently Obvious
how the world Trade Organisation patent regulations are benefiting the Indian state of Gujarat
- A Fistful of Rice
Tackling malnutrition in Nepal, where nine out of ten children suffer from the condition
- Waiting to Go
The problems faced by the estimated 250,000 Palestinian refugees living in the Lebanon
- Gaza Under Siege
The experiences of a refugee family living in the Gaza Strip following the Palestinian uprising
- The Barcelona Blueprint
A tour of Barcelona's redeveloped seafront and docks, followed by a studio debate
- My Mother Built This House
The stories of three shack dwellers who have been rehoused by the South African Homeless People's Federation
- Doing the Right Thing
How Porto Alegre in Brazil, is putting direct democracy into action by giving all its citizens a say in running the city
- Pavements of Gold
With urban poverty set to become one of the major problems of the 21st century, why do so many migrants still believe big cities will provide a better life?
- Paradise Domain
The sale of the domain name dot tv : one of the few valuable assets belonging to the tiny South Pacific nation of Tuvali
- Together Against Violence
Local leaders joined forces to challenge gangs to heal their differences in a ghetto suburb of Kingston, Jamaica.
- The Health Protestors
Following the progress of the new People's Health Charter, from the decision to draw it up to the debates over the wording
- The Long March
Government development of irrigation systems in Chendu, south-west China
- Life: The On-going Story
Life revisits some of the stories covered in earlier episodes.
- The Debt Police
A network of 'Watch' groups monitor governments and hold them accountable for burdening the poorest countries with debt.
- The Outsiders
A young journalist in Kiev reveals some of the moral and economic dilemmas facing adolescents today.
- Bolivia Blues
Initiatives to co-ordinate donor agencies and foreign aid in an attempt to reduce poverty in Bolivia
- A-OK
The lack of vitamin A in developing countries and the lives this endangers
- Educating Lucia
Girls in Zimbabwe face many obstacles on the road to education.
- Lost Generations
Attempts to stop the cycle of malnourished mothers passing on their deficiencies to their children in Maharashta, Mysore and Delhi
- Without Rights
Palestinian refugees living in Jerusalem and the West Bank face new problems.
- God Among the Children
Growing inner-city violence prompts the formation of the Boston Ten Point Coalition.
- In the Name of Honour
The oppression of the Kurds has unleashed a chain of violence mostly directed towards their women.
- For a Few Pennies More
There are two billion people at risk from iodine deficiency.
- Patents and Patients
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Because We're Worth It
The poor in China receive help in order to break the cycle of poverty and ignorance.
- Kosovo: A House Still Divided?
The resentment that remains between Serbs and Kosovo Albanians years ago in the civil war
- Untouchable
Discrimination based on the caste system was made illegal in India in 1947, but it still exists today.
- Back in Business?
- Regopstaan's Dream
The story of an elder in the Khomani clan of the Bushmen of the Kalahari, who fought to regain control of their land
- Up In Smoke
In Malawi, tobacco is the major export crop. But economic dependency on tobacco has not brought the country wealth
- The Posse
A group of friends try to make it to the elite in Brazil's socially divided society
- Cash Flow Fever
The hidden economy of sending and receiving money abroad
- The Cost of Living
Ninety per cent of the people infected with HIV live in developing countries.
- Sowing the Seeds of Hunger
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Credit Where Credit is Due
The work of the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee which aims to alleviate the worst symptoms of poverty by offering millions of villagers a loan
- The Silent Crisis
- The Silver Age
Advances in science and health care mean that more people are living longer but there are fewer young people to take care of them.
- The Doctor's Story
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- India Inhales
Tobacco companies are launching new campaigns in India to lure in new smokers, while activists have pledged to stop them.
- Kill or Cure
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- All Different, All Equal
Five years after the Beijing Conference on Women, the progress in achieving greater equality for women is stifling.
- For Richer For Poorer
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- The Summit
World leaders meet in Geneva for a five-year review of the 1995 Copenhagen Social Summit promises.
- At the End of a Gun: Women and War
War causes thousands of women to become victims of injury and violence.
- Cheated of Childhood
A look at the economic and social threats of homeless children in Russia
- The Donor Circus
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- The Right to Choose
The traditional role of inferiority for women in Africa is being challenged to change.
- The Seattle Syndrome
Drastic import controls with alliance of liberals mean people in developing countries are fighting new colonialism.
- Seeing is Believing
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Ted Francis
Rosie Boycott talks to Ted Francis : the man who lied to protect Jeffrey Archer, little realising that his friend would use it as a potential alibi to protect him in his libel case against the Daily Star. Thirteen years later, he achieved notoriety by risking his own liberty to bring Archer down
- The Great Health Service Swindle
The health services in rich countries that are dependent on doctors and nurses from developing countries
- The Boxer
The story of Luis, a 27-year-old poverty-stricken Mexican who is determined to realise his ambition to become a champion boxer
- Philadelphia Story
A homeless, unemployed woman has no healthcare.
- It Takes a Village
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Killing Poverty
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- An Act of Faith: The Phelophepa Health Train
The life of Lilian Cingo, manager of the Phelophepa health train touring the poorest, most remote areas of South Africa
- Srebrenica: Looking for Justice
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- From Docklands to Dhaka
A British doctor goes to Bangladesh to prove his theory that treating illness in poor areas involves working with an entire community.
- School's Out
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Geraldo Off-line
The global economy affects a Brazilian factory worker.
- An Introduction: The Story So Far
The globalized economy may be running out of control.
- Roma Rights
Roma is still excluded from health, education and jobs. But changes is happening. Once disparate Roma groups are joining forces to get their collective voice heard
- Whose Agenda is it Anyway?
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Yemeni Futures
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Staying Alive
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Warming Up In Mongolia
Repairing environmental damage by burning fossil fuels
- This Hard Ground
The Sri Lankan army, the government and the NGOs discuss the prospects of long-term political settlement and lasting peace in their country
- USA Special : Philadelphia Story
The story of Cheri Honkala, a homeless, unemployed American woman with no healthcare insurance
- When the Crows Come Home
Documentary on rural Jamaica which is struggling to make ends meet on farming
- Listen to the Kids!
Children in developing countries often have a huge responsibility at work and in the home
- Educating Yaprak
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Geraldo's Brazil
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Helping Ourselves
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Coffee Go-Round
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Brazil's Land Revolution
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Aids Crisis Control
Revealing how Eastern Europe is experiencing an HIV epidemic
- Balancing Acts
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Blue Danube
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Holding Our Ground
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- How Green is My Valley?
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Reaching Out to the Grass Roots
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Real Leap Forward
How China succeeded in freeing so many people from poverty
- Sierra Leone: Back in Business
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Millenium Goals: Dream or Reality?
Human stories and expert analysis explaining the concept of globalisation
- Keeping Tabs
How the HPIC initiative monitors governments in an attempt to relieve the burden of debt in the world's poorest countries
- In the Wake of War
How Burundi in Africa is finally getting the benefits of a peace process
- A is for Additives
The plight of youngsters in developing countries who are dying from common childhood diseases due to Vitamin A deficiency
- Slum Futures
Investigation into Mumbai's extraordinary slum culture