The Outlook 15
Meet the shortlisted Outlook Inspirations nominees. The top three, as chosen by our judges, will be revealed at a special event on 4 July 2016.
I'm bringing sanitary pads to Syrian refugees
Amy Peake and her mission to start a sanitary pad factory in a refugee camp
My adopted daughters are gorillas
The Congolese Park Ranger who adopted orphan gorillas
I recover migrants' bodies from the sea
Italian diver Antonio D'Amico recovers the bodies of drowned migrants
I saved 34 lives when a garment factory collapsed
Didar Hossain from Bangladesh repeatedly climbed into the rubble to try and free workers.
I now direct the traffic at the spot where my daughter was killed
Outlook Inspirations Awards 2016 winner Dorris Francis on saving lives on Delhi’s roads
I hold a party every time a baby girl is born
Dr Ganesh Rakh celebrates the birth of female babies to change attitudes in India
Jailed for a murder that never happened
Edward Mpagi spent 20 years in a Ugandan prison after he was framed for murder
They call me 'Uganda's Tarantino'
In a poor suburb in Kampala, Isaac Nabwana is making hit low-budget action films
I have given a voice to civil war survivors
Joseph Kaifala records the stories of those who survived the civil war in Sierra Leone
I fell two miles out of a plane and survived
Juliane Koepcke describes how she fell from a plane into the Amazon jungle
I grant the wishes of the terminally ill
Dutch ambulance driver Kees Veldboer set up an organisation to grant people’s last wishes
I danced again after losing my legs
Liao Zhi had to have her legs amputated following a devastating earthquake in 2008
I survived an acid attack and had a law named after me
Natalia Ponce de Leon was scarred by a stalker. Now she campaigns for other survivors.
They call me Singapore’s Tomb Whisperer
Raymond Goh on his incredible discoveries in the Bukit Brown cemetery
Afghanistan's motorbike-riding crimebuster supergran
Zarifa Qazizadah, one of the very few female village heads in Afghanistan