25:10MINS
Life under the bombs with a team of White Helmet rescue workers in Syria's most dangerous city, Aleppo.
25:05MINS
We speak to PLO Secretary-General Saeb Erekat, and Glenn Greenwald and Christine Fair debate the US drone programme.
25:00MINS
How a pioneering approach to treating mental illness is helping to fight one of the world's most neglected diseases.
47:30MINS
The story of the 1994 Rwandan genocide told through the prism of the media, exploring their role then and today.
25:20MINS
We speak to US Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes and examine the unfair portrayal of the "greedy Greeks".
24:51MINS
Fault Lines investigates the practice of pretrial detention and how American courts are failing the poor.
42:35MINS
In a bid to escape poverty and caste discrimination, some Hindu Dalits are converting to Islam and other faiths.
26:30MINS
Meet the Malaysians arrested under a controversial law that critics say is being used to silence government opponents.
25:01MINS
Fault Lines traces Bangladesh's garment supply chain and asks if US retailers know where their clothes are being made.
25:20MINS
Thailand has long been a sanctuary for Chinese dissidents, but it no longer offers safety for those seeking refuge.
25:00MINS
A decade-long search for a disappeared girl leads to what could be one of the largest urban mass graves in the world.
47:06MINS
Once the provider of grain to the entire Roman Empire, Egypt is now the largest importer of wheat in the world.
24:59MINS
Investigating the sinister trade in the body parts of murdered albinos in Tanzania.
26:00MINS
Five Hong Kong booksellers vanish, only to resurface in China. How and why did they get there?
