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25'
This Sea is Mine: China vs the Philippines
Philippines - 2025
Hundreds of kilometres from its mainland, China appears to be increasingly asserting its dominance in the South China Sea. Al Jazeera witnesses firsthand how dangerous this conflict has become.
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30'
Inside Iran - The Fight Continues
Iran, Islamic Republic of - 2023
Almost a year since widespread protests erupted on the streets of Iran, young dissidents who continue to defy the country’s repressive regime have participated in secretly recorded interviews.
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30'
The Body Hunters
Colombia - 2025
After more than half a century of armed conflict in Colombia, over a hundred thousand people are still missing, presumed dead. Now the Colombian government has made it its mission to find the bodies of the missing.
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28'
Taiwan’s Dementia Village
Taiwan - 2025
With dementia now the second leading cause of death in Australia, the global search for compassionate and effective care has never been more urgent. This Dateline special examines a groundbreaking solution in Taiwan: a purpose-built dementia village where elderly residents live with freedom, purpose, and dignity. Designed to replicate everyday life while providing essential care and safety, this innovative model is helping people with dementia remain at home longer.
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25'
Sudan: Inside the Darfur War
Sudan - 2025
For more than two years, Sudan has been torn apart by the internal power clash between the regular army and the paramilitaries of the RSF, the “Rapid Support Forces.” A country broken in two parts, with different foreign powers supporting the opposing sides. An atrocious war is being fought in Sudan on the backs of civilians: more than thirteen million people have fled their homes, a third of whom have taken refuge in surrounding countries.
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12'
Gaza Gasping: An Aid Worker's Frontline Diary
Palestinian Territory, Occupied - 2025
As Israel is to resume basic quantities of aid back into Gaza after pushing it to the brink of famine, this brand new report stands as a rare inside witness to the extreme deterioration of the humanitarian situation.
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25'
Rebuilding Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina’s Fall
Bangladesh - 2025
Enforced disappearances, torture, extrajudicial killings: The human rights abuses allegedly committed by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s regime have left scores of Bangladeshis scarred and traumatised. After a student-led movement overthrew the government in 2024, the full extent of the suffering is finally coming to light as an interim government, led by 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, tries to rebuild a shattered nation.
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24'
The Right to a Childhood
Philippines - 2025
A moving and powerful documentary about street children in the Philippines, their struggle for survival, and their hope for a better future. The film follows the street children and the founders of the organization Stairway Foundation. Lars and Monica, who have spent more than 30 years creating a home for vulnerable children while also putting children's rights on the agenda for schoolchildren, teachers, and authorities across the Philippines.
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28'
Singapore’s Toughest Prison
Singapore - 2025
Singapore’s penal code is designed to benefit society rather than match the severity of the crime committed, making it one of the safest countries on earth. But at what cost? SBS gains exclusive access to one of the strictest punishment regimes in the developed world.
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30'
Los Angeles: After the Fires
United States - 2025
Nearly six months after wildfires reduced large parts of Los Angeles to ash, residents who lost everything weigh up whether they can risk going through it all again, as experts predict the severity of the fires will only get worse.