The Children of Partiition

he effects of the Partition of India in 1947 on generations of Indians.

• 49 mins

Inside Transgender Pakistan

Pakistan's Hijra, or third gender, community shun a new emerging transgender identity

• 27 mins

Being Bisexual

Openly bisexual journalist Nichi Hodgson explores what it means to be bisexual

• 26 mins

Hadraawi: The Somali Shakespeare

Somali life and culture through the work of poet Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame 'Hadraawi'

• 26 mins

Last Call from Aleppo

In besieged East Aleppo a terrified mother of three makes one last desperate phone call

• 27 mins

Pakistan, Partition and the Present - Part One

The mass migration of 1947 and what that version of events says about the country now

• 27 mins

Pakistan, Partition and The Present, Part Two

Has Pakistan has lived up to the vision of its founder, Mohammad Ali Jinnah?

• 27 mins

Resistance and Repression in Venezuela

Vladimir Hernandez reports from Caracas

• 27 mins

Partition Voices: Division

Kavita Puri hears the untold stories of those who witnessed India’s partition in 1947.

• 25 mins

Partion Voices: Aftermath

Witnesses recall the aftermath of partition as former British territories were divided.

• 24 mins

Romania’s Webcam Boom

Inside Romania’s live, web-camming world – the engine of the online sex industry

• 28 mins

Venezuela - A Week In The Life Of A Country In Chaos

Examining the divided nation in the run-up to the recent Constituent Assembly vote

• 26 mins

Darkness at Noon

Examining the mythology and psychology behind solar eclipses

• 26 mins

Going Green in the Oil State

Why are climate change sceptics in Republican Texas embracing renewable energy?

• 26 mins

Counting Babies in Niger

Niger has the highest fertility rate in the world and the government wants to change that

• 26 mins

Reformation 500

Germany is celebrating 500 years since the Reformation

• 49 mins

South America in the South Atlantic

Exploring the often overlooked connections between the Falkland Islands and South America

• 26 mins

The Hundred Million Dollar Question - Part One

What’s the best way to spend $100 million to fix one of humanity’s problems?

• 26 mins

Abdi in America

A young Somali refugee tries to live the American dream

• 27 mins

Die Klassen: Die Trennung

A Syrian father and daughter in Berlin and their struggle to reunite with family

• 27 mins

The Hundred Million Dollar Question - Part Two

What’s the best way to spend $100 million to fix one of humanity’s problems?

• 26 mins

Bulgaria on a Cliff Edge

What’s it like to live in the country with the fastest-shrinking population in the world?

• 27 mins

Lonely in Lagos

Poet and broadcaster Wana Udobang speaks with lonely and isolated people in the city

• 50 mins

Seeking Refuge in Houston

Following storm Harvey, what are the challenges facing Houston’s diverse population?

• 27 mins

The Gardeners of Kabul

Meeting the people with a passion for flowers in a city of conflict

• 27 mins

The Flying Colombians

We join the world’s cyclists on the gruelling Vuelta a Colombia race

• 27 mins

Starting from Scratch in Uganda

How do you make a new home in the African bush with a machete, rope and plastic?

• 26 mins

Beats, Rhymes and Justice: Hip Hop on Rikers Island

Behind the bars of New York’s notorious jail, Rikers Island, inmates are learning to rap

• 50 mins

My First Period

Periods are a taboo in many places but for some in Tanzania first periods are celebbrated

• 27 mins

Forever Young

Meet the self-experimenters and scientists trying to add years to our lives

• 27 mins