Where Are You Going? - Amsterdam

From the father and son who share a passion for firearms to one of the last hippies there

• 27 mins

Europe's Terror Networks

How the so-called Islamic State operates in Europe.

• 27 mins

The Panama Papers

A major investigation reveals how the world's most notorious regimes get around sanctions

• 26 mins

The Salon

Intimate conversations between hairdressers and their clients around the world.

• 50 mins

The Afro-Mexicans

Mexico’s black communities feel ignored and are using culture to fight for recognition.

• 50 mins

Trading Hair

Why women in India shave their natural hair and why South African women want to buy it

• 27 mins

Norway: Parents Against the State

Norway's child protection policies are attracting sharp criticism both at home and abroad.

• 26 mins

Where Are You Going? - Kolkata

From the feminist Shakespeare enthusiast to the man dying of AIDS: we're in Kolkata

• 27 mins

Secret Lives

What do our secrets tell us about who we are? And what happens when we reveal them?

• 50 mins

A Global Queen

The role of British monarchs on the global stage including Elizabeth II

• 27 mins

‘Islamic State’s’ Most Wanted

The astonishing story of a group of young men who chose to resist ‘Islamic State’.

• 27 mins

Forgotten Girls of Dhaka

What does the future hold for the girls of the Duaripara slum in Dhaka?

• 26 mins

Beyond Binary

The movement of people who define themselves as ‘non-binary’ – not male, not female

• 50 mins

Forgetting Igbo

The fall and rise of Igbo, one of West Africa’s most widely spoken languages

• 27 mins

Born Free, Killed by Hate in South Africa

The story of Pasca, a young lesbian and how South Africa's rainbow nation has failed her.

• 26 mins

Are Human Rights Really Universal?

The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which set out of rights for all humankind

• 27 mins

Setting the Past Free - Part One

The Rudolf Kastner story - a hero or villain of the Holocaust?

• 27 mins

China's Family Planning Army

China's once hated population police are being turned into child development specialists.

• 26 mins

Are Human Rights Really Universal?

The human rights movement vs resistance to human rights by powerful states

• 27 mins

Setting the Past Free - Part Two

Wrestling with Rudolf Kastner's Holocaust story and the issues it raises

• 27 mins

Checkmate Me In St Louis

The mid-western city which has become a world centre for the game of chess.

• 26 mins

Die Klassen - Health and Family

The Syrian refugees who arrived in Berlin in 2015 and their attempts to settle in

• 50 mins

Rebel Song Journey

One man’s struggle to keep singing despite losing everything in the Sri Lankan civil war

• 27 mins

The Sprung Floor

Dancer Dane Hurst on his dream to teach modern dance to under-privileged kids in SA

• 27 mins

Ghana: The Obuasi Stand-Off

Why have illegal miners invaded three of Ghana's gold mines in recent months?

• 26 mins

Iraq’s Kurds: From Flight to Freedom

Twenty-five years ago thousands of Iraqi Kurds died fleeing Saddam Hussein’s forces

• 50 mins

Shea Gold

The plight of rural women making shea butter in Ghana’s northern regions

• 27 mins

Next Stop - Mariachi Plaza

A night out in the Latino suburbs with the mariachis of Boyle Heights, East LA

• 28 mins

Capturing South Africa

Why the Gupta family of Indian entrepreneurs are accused of 'capturing' South Africa

• 26 mins

Terror and Technology: The Unabomber

How a reclusive maths prodigy terrorised America and how the media amplified his cause

• 49 mins