Witness Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• The 99

  The world's first Islamic superhero comic.

• Accidental Hero

  A simple worker from an Iraqi village prevents a major disaster.

• Aden's Bad Girls

  Provocative stories providing an informative insight into the world's key events.

• African Roots
• Another French Revolution
• An Armenian Homecoming

  A daughter takes her mother and aunt back to their homeland of Turkey after they were driven out by the Armenian genocide of 1915.

• Avalon

  Rageh Omaar journeys to Avalon, one of South Africa's largest cemeteries.

• Baghdad, City of Walls

  The divide of Sunni and Shia in Baghdad.

• Banking on the Future

  A thirteen year old bank manager helps street children in India.

• Battle for French Identity
• Battles Poison Cloud

  Rageh Omaar presents this documentary of world events and the people they touch.

• Being Osama
• Beirut Diaries
• Beit Hanoun
• Between Treatment and Trauma
• Blind Cricket

  Teaching cricket to the visually impaired.

• Border Crossing
• Caravan of Love

  Women visit single farmers in Spain in search of a mate.

  Next on: Monday 14th December 5:30am EST - Link TV
• Cheated of Childhood
• Chechen Syndrome
• Child Miners
• Child of the Commune
• Children of Cabra
• Children of War
• City of Widows

  An Iraqi woman searches for her kidnapped husband.

• The Clerical Cupid

  Iran's first Internet dating service is run by a Muslim cleric.

• Coconut Revolution
• Colonias
• Cousins

  A small grocery store struggles to keep up with the demands of Thanksgiving.

• Deadly Playground

  A young boy in Lebanon learns to defuse unexploded cluster bombs left over from the 2006 conflict.

• Death Behind Bar
• Deporting the Problem
• Deserter

  An American soldier seeks refuge in Canada rather than face a second tour of duty in Iraq.

• Diary of a Massacre

  A Colombian community refuses to take sides in the civil war.

• Divorce in Aden
• Divorce in Yemen

  The stigma associated with being a divorced woman in Yemen.

• Don't Take My Land

  Former Khmer Rouge soldiers battle to keep the land given to them in a peace deal.

• Dying to Leave
• Emperors Tram Girls
• Ending the Violence
• Family Torn Apart

  A Mexican-American family is forced to split because of U.S. politics.

• Frontiers of Dreams and Fears
• Gaza Fixer
• Gaza Special
• Gladiator Women

  A Bolivian woman moonlights as a gladiator to earn a living.

• Good Times
• Goodbye Hungria
• Grass Wars
• The Guardian of Eden

  The Mesopotamian Marshlands are thought by many to be the Garden of Eden.

• The Gulabi Gang

  Women fight for equal rights in rural India.

• Gypsy Witch
• Highway of Tears
• House of Journalists

  An old factory in Paris gives sanctuary to persecuted journalists from around the world.

  Next on: Tuesday 15th December 3:00pm EST - Link TV
• Insuring Against Famine

  Richard Wilcox from the U.N.'s World Food Program works with Ethiopians to pioneer a radical new weather insurance project.

• Iraq in Lebanon

  Iraqi refugees flee their homeland in search of sanctuary in Lebanon.

• Irja and Pauline / Speaking Out
• Islam in America: Islamic Stars

  How America's Muslims dealt with 9/11.

• Islam In America: The American Crescent

  Rageh Omaar explores the story of Islam in the U.S.

• Islamic Comic
• Jungle Music
• Kenya: Mercy's Story
• Killing to Belong
• Land of Plenty

  An underground movement has people trying to stem the waste thrown out by grocers and restaurants.

• Last Jew of Babylon

  Ezra Levy, 86, moves to Israel after the U.S. invasion of Baghdad but misses the life he left behind.

• Life of Brian
• Living With Hezbollah

  The story of a man and his daughter who live in a Hezbollah-controlled area of Beirut.

• The Long March

  A Chinese father starts a military-style boot camp for ill-behaved children who are part of China's one-child policy.

• Looking Good
• Lost Boys

  Rageh Omaar investigates the disturbing trend of why British Somali youth are dropping out of school, underachieving in education and form the largest ethnic group among juvenile detainees.

• A Maasai Tale

  The rituals and traditions of the Maasai tribe have put them in conflict with the modern world.

• Made in Taiwan

  Nathan and Oscar know they come from the sea. It's in their legacy. But their DNA tell an older story, making them journey back to Taiwan.

• Maid for Sale
• Marketing the Message
• Meltdown Australia

  The factors that are endangering Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

  Next on: Today at 7:06pm EST - Link TV
• Meltdown Bavaria

  The Oak Procession Moth threatens the forests of Germany.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 7:06pm EST - Link TV
• Meltdown Fiji

  The negative impact climate change is having on the Pacific island of Kabara.

• Meltdown Nepal

  The devastating effect global warming could have on the people of Nepal.

  Next on: Saturday 12th December 11:30am EST - Link TV
• Memories of Utopia
• Mental Health in the ME
• Mourning Their Daughters

  Family members talk about the disheartening unsolved murders of women in Guatemala.

• Mumbai Mean Streets
• My Dear Olive Tree

  Israel has uprooted nearly half a million trees, some dating back to Roman times. What's not in doubt is the personal tragedy this leaves in its wake.

• My Sister the Geisha
• Myths and Medicine
• No Improvement on Apartheid

  Apartheid in South Africa.

• Nuns Vs Guns
• Online Ayatollah

  A day in the life of Grand Ayatollah Youssef Sanei.

• Operation India
• The Other Washington

  A profile Washington D.C. and it's issues with AIDS, gangs and homelessness.

• Outsiders
• Pakistan's War on the Frontline

  Pakistan's struggle with militant Islam from the viewpoint of the militants.

• Pakistan's War: The Battle Within Part 1

  Pakistan's role in the war on terror.

• Photographing the Exodus

  Juan Medina does more than photograph misery. He traces failed asylum seekers back to Mali and meets the families of those desperate enough to flee.

• Public Defender No 1
• Qat Barons of Sheffield

  Yemeni immigrants in Sheffield, England, continue the practice of eating Qat, a leafy plant which produces feelings of euphoria.

• The Red Zone
• Return to the Sea

  The inadvertent draining of the Aral Sea.

• Romance Chinese-Style

  Profile of dating schools in China.

  Next on: Thursday 17th December 8:00am EST - Link TV
• Rwanda: Mother Courage
• Ryan's Well
• Sent Back to Danger

  Tells inspirational stories, offering informative insight into the world's key events as they impact the lives of ordinary people.

• The Silver Fez

  Choirs compete in the Silver Fez singing competition in Cape Town, South Africa.

• The Singing Barber of Mosul

  An Iraqi barber has aspirations of becoming a pop star.

• Sister Helen
• Super 30

  Children begin a journey away from poverty into technology education.

• Talk Mogadishu
• Tin Soldiers
• Traditional Healer: Sangoma
• Two Schools in Nablus

  Profile of two schools in Palestine who manage to educate their children despite the majority of residents living below the poverty line.

• An Unsuitable Boy

  A 33-year-old is under pressure from his Punjab-born parents to get married.

  Next on: Wednesday 16th December 10:30am EST - Link TV
• Vanished

  In May 2004, Aban Elias, returned to his homeland of Iraq to help rebuild it and was kidnapped.

• Video Letters: Emil and Sasa
• A Voice Without a Face
• Voices From the Heart

  Native American Tish Keahna returns to her childhood reservation where school children are learning the Arapaho language.

• Where Women Rule

  Rageh Omaar presents this documentary over world events and the people they touch.

• World and Underworld
• World of the Underworld

  One man's story of survival during Argentina's military dictatorship that ruled from 1976-1983.

• Wrongful Death
• Yemen's Bad Girls