I Am The River is a film about a unique set of 700 glass plate photos, the Partington Collection, which document Maori life in the 19th century. The discovery of these previously unknown photographs in a garage in the Bay of Islands in 2001 provided a rare visual insight into New Zealand's history and forged a link between the Maori of the present with the tupuna of the past. However, it provoked a storm of protest over cultural differences of ownership. (http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/witness/2013/09/i-am-river-201392410212172573.html)

A tale charting the rise and fall of the Chinese property market through the experiences of Yana, a young entrepreneur.

Teenagers and young boys as well as their relatives and guardians give testimonies of life and death under ISIL.

A Dutch teenager records video diaries when she is locked behind a hospital's glass wall for a bone marrow transplant.

A teenage brother and sister take on the responsibility of raising their young siblings when their mother is imprisoned.

Putuparri is inspired to fight for his indigenous land when he experiences a rainmaking ritual in the Australian desert.

Can Aamir Khan create lasting change in Indian society or is he just another Bollywood star playing the role of a hero?

Can a filmmaker learn who tried to kill her brother in Sweden by corresponding with a racist serial killer, Peter Mangs?

Will a young man deported from the UK to Somalia be able to reunite with his son and leave his troubled past behind him?

Two renowned graffiti artists rediscover their heritage working on a mural project inspired by their Hawaiian culture.

A young girl's dream to return home after two years of working in the markets of Accra clash with family pressures.

This episode replaced by breaking news about the death of Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A woman becomes an activist after her son is killed by terrorists.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A young radio talk host, Carlos La Menace, unveils in his weekend show three figures of Congo's capital, Brazzaville.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

The documentary IRON GRANDPA follows Esko Ketola, a 72-year-old, four-time powerlifting world champion on the way to his last world championship event.

Twenty years on, a UN peacekeeper returns to the scene of a massacre and asks if his unit should have intervened.

The story of a father and husband whose unwavering love and devotion for his wife and two children lead him to work hard after they escape from North Korea with nothing. He works hard as a deep-sea diver to feed his family despite the dangers and difficulties of the job.

Amid spiralling crime in a marginalised South African township, local resident Pantsi Obusitse has formed a vigilante group called Operation Wanya Tsotsi. A controversial vigilante group fights for legitimacy in a crime-riddled South African township. The leader of a controversial vigilante group fights for legitimacy in a crime-riddled South African community. Amid spiralling crime and violence in the marginalised South African township of Galeshewe, local resident Pantsi Obusitse has formed a vigilante group called Operation Wanya Tsotsi. The group has set about administering its own DIY brand of justice with a focus on corporal punishment. “People were angry; people couldn’t take it any more. We went out with machetes, spades. Every weapon that is there. We were carrying weapons. We went out to hunt these boys. Because we know them, who are terrorising our communities,” says Pantsi Obusitse, chairperson of Operation Wanya Tsotsi. “We had to take an approach that is abnormal, because we are facing an abnormal situation.” Despite its controversial methods, Operation Wanya Tsotsi has gained widespread support within Galeshewe and demand for the group’s limited resources is growing. But the response from the South African state and a stretched local police department has been ambivalent. The Reluctant Vigilante follows the trajectory of Obusitse, his continuing quest for legitimacy in a country with a long and often brutal history of vigilante violence, and his complex relationship with law enforcement and the local community.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A park-ranger's brutal murder opens the way for a journey into the depths of the illegal charcoal trade in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

An unconventional protest leader is inspiring the people of Gaza to pursue non-violent resistance against Israel. Following poet and non-violent resistance activist, Ahmed Abu Artema, as he inspires peaceful protest in Gaza. Published on Monday 24 September 2018. “What would happen if thousands of Gazans, most of them refugees, attempted to peacefully cross the fence that separated them from their ancestral lands?” That was the question 33-year-old Palestinian poet and journalist Ahmed Abu Artema posted on Facebook earlier this year. His post went viral. It was a rallying cry that inspired a movement of peaceful protests known as the Great March of Return. Frustrated by Israel’s more than decade-long land, sea and air blockade of the Gaza Strip, upon which it has waged three wars in the past 10 years, and wanting to draw attention to the Palestinian right of return, Ahmed organised the marches as a cry for help. "Our hardships induced this scream for life. The March of Return is a scream for life so that we may leave the walls of our prison." by Ahmed Abu Artema, poet and peace activist “Our hardships induced this scream for life,” the soft-spoken father explains. “The March of Return is a scream for life so that we may leave the walls of our prison.” But Ahmed is an unconventional protest leader. More comfortable in a library than at a protest camp, the former student of non-violent resistance wanted the movement to follow the examples of Martin Luther King Jr and Mahatma Gandhi. “Up until a few years ago, the idea of peaceful struggle in Gaza was considered strange and disapproved of, because in people’s minds it meant surrender,” he reflects. “But with the March of Return, there was a positive transformation. People started having faith in peaceful struggle.” Many of the protests took on a carnival-like atmosphere, with people of all ages and even traditional dabke dancers in attendance. But they were met with violence. More than 18,000 Palestinians have been injured so far, many of them seriously, and nearly 200 killed by Israeli forces, including 21-year-old volunteer paramedic Razan al-Najjar who was shot as she tended to a wounded protester. It’s a toll Ahmed grapples with in Gaza: Between Fire and Sea, as he visits some of the injured and relatives of the deceased. For Ahmed, it’s a battle between his conscience and his dreams of a world beyond borders, where people of all nationalities can live and move freely. But as the cost in human suffering mounts, can he reconcile the two and persuade others of the power of non-violence? Filmmaker: Karim Shah Video editor: Dima Gharbawi Shaibani

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

Vivien starts a food movement using ancient seeds native to Palestine but is it sustainable?

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

In Germany, a small team virtually piece together the history of a surveillance state in the Stasi Puzzle Project.

Reformed troublemaker Bruce Buffalo rigs up high-speed internet in his impoverished community to help turn around the indigenous Canadian reserve.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

Women forced into sexual slavery during World War II fight for justice and struggle to make peace with the past.

In a Delhi slum, puppeteers, musicians, jugglers and acrobats try to unite as they wrangle with an approaching eviction.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A Congolese artist inspires young and old to reflect on the future of Africa through his artwork.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A Norwegian filmmaker, struggling to reconcile with her past, sets out to find others who have escaped extremist groups.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

In a refugee camp in Cox's Bazaar, a young Rohingya refugee dreams of giving a voice to his people.

Korean Lovers in Baghdad follows Heba on an emotional journey as she pursues her dream and goes in search of her place in the world, encountering seemingly insurmountable obstacles along the way.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

The residents of Rio de Janeiro's largest slum seek justice for a local man they believe has been murdered by the police.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

Recently deported from the US to El Salvador, Dilan lives in fear of the MS-13 gang, but discovers El Salvador's booming call centre industry.

Young artists in Ghana shake things up as they question global powers and local values with their music.

An inspiring documentary series that brings world issues into focus through compelling human stories.

A film on the struggle of a small Namibian tribe for the return of skulls of their people taken by Germans for racial science profiling after the genocide of 1904.