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32'
Life in Kerobokan
Indonesia - 2017
For the first time a TV crew has obtained virtually unrestricted access to all corners of Kerobokan’s men’s prison. ABC Foreign Correspondent reports from this repository of misery set in an island playground.
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25'
India's Slumdog Press
India - 2017
In the slums of Delhi, a group of impoverished street children are making their voices heard by breaking news. They write, edit and publish their own newspaper, which is now being read from London to the USA.
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26'
Divided Over Brexit
United Kingdom - 2017
Boston in Lincolnshire has been named Britain's most segregated town, with little integration between migrant and British communities. In a post-Brexit Britain, can these divisions ever be healed?
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10'
The Brexit Effect
United Kingdom - 2017
Following Brexit, divisions between communities are reappearing in Northern Ireland. The vote split along sectarian lines, with 85% of Catholics voting to remain, compared to 40% of Protestants.
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10'
Man-made Famine
South Sudan - 2017
South Sudan became independent in 2011, but the fledgling nation is mired in war and the threat of genocide looms. Over three million people have fled their homes, some escaping the country.
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09'
Powderkeg Venezuela
Venezuela - 2017
The cracks are showing in Venezuela's enduring Socialist regime. Mass protests on the streets are met with tear gas and rubber bullets - but those in charge are unwilling to give into the opposition's demands.
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09'
Underemployment in America
United States - 2017
America's unemployment rate may have halved since the recession, but the instability of underemployment is rocking workers unable to find a full time job. PBS investigate the struggle of the part-timers.
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15'
Returning Jihadists
Tunisia - 2017
Within days of Tunisia's 2010 Arab spring, radical Islamist preachers were able to profit from the chaos by recruiting the young. Thousands were radicalised for jihad. Now many are returning home.
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12'
Over the Counter Terrorism
New Zealand - 2017
A spate of violent robberies, perpetrated by young people and children, are plaguing New Zealand's dairies and newsagents. Now the shop-keeping community are taking action to defend their stores.
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08'
Dubai's Technology Hub
United Arab Emirates - 2017
Dubai is swiftly becoming a rival to Silicon Valley. The UAE's largest city is now home to some of the world’s most forward thinking start-ups, and entrepreneurs are flocking from around the globe.