48:00MINS
The two-part story of Hassan al-Turabi, the Sudanese political figure whose power and influence continued even after being imprisoned by Omar al-Bashir.
25:06MINS
A young woman survives a brutal honour killing in India and testifies against her own parents over the murder of her lower caste husband.
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.
46:11MINS
The two-part story of Hassan al-Turabi, the Sudanese political figure whose power and influence continued even after being imprisoned by Omar al-Bashir.
45:05MINS
The poignant story of the once nomadic Abu Eid people in the Bekaa Valley whose unregistered status has made them vulnerable and their future uncertain.
24:59MINS
A series of letters written over 21 years tell the story of an innocent man’s struggle to survive one of the largest death rows in the world
24:51MINS
Fault Lines investigates the practice of pretrial detention and how American courts are failing the poor.
24:58MINS
The city's masses in eastern China turn to an unusual legal advocate to settle their cases.
25:00MINS
An investigation into the abuse and exploitation of aboriginal women in Canada and the authorities' failure to stop it.
25:20MINS
101 East explores why over 300 Australian children are abducted by a parent and taken overseas every year.
25:30MINS
Indonesia's drug laws are some of the strictest in the world, but are long jail terms and capital punishment working?
24:55MINS
Cancer sufferers are taking on a company they say exposed them to toxic chemicals in a landmark class action lawsuit.
25:00MINS
Can Thailand's new animal welfare laws curb cruelty inside lucrative tiger temples, elephant parks and wildlife parks?
26:00MINS
101 East investigates the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu and whether the real culprits remain at large.
