48:31MINS
Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit unmasks the powerful organisations and individuals behind a surging demonisation of Muslims in America.
47:36MINS
Is the joining of forces between radical Buddhist monks and generals threatening Myanmar's young and fragile democracy?
47:31MINS
Eight years on from Gaddafi’s death, an investigation into how western governments handed over his opponents for detention and torture by Libyan intelligence.
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With exclusive new evidence on the disposal of the body, an investigation into Khashoggi’s death which implicates the highest levels of the Saudi government.
26:00MINS
Tawakkol Karman accuses Saudi Arabia and the UAE of committing war crimes in Yemen and we debate Brexit.
25:22MINS
We trace a forgotten Hmong community in the jungles of northern Laos who helped the US during the Vietnam War.
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A decade ago, we travelled across the US to explore the roots and influence of Islam in pre-Trump America.
48:30MINS
Five years ago, after the Taliban years, two Turkmen girls in Afghanistan were finally able to attend school.
24:56MINS
Australian Aboriginal youth suicide rates are among the highest in the world, so how can communities save their youths?
25:00MINS
In Mongolia, child jockeys are dying and suffering painful injuries in some of the world's longest horse races.
26:00MINS
101 East examines how the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games is shining a light on Japan’s mistreatment of people considered imperfect.
26:05MINS
101 East investigates President Duterte’s latest bloody war that is claiming the lives of farmers, lawyers, human right activists and political opponents.
25:55MINS
101 East investigates the corrupt forces profiting from sending young girls from Myanmar to Singapore to work as maids.
25:35MINS
Fault Lines examines early abortion bans passed in the US, how women are resisting, and whether the laws will stand.
