Featured Documentaries

Lebanon’s Pales­tini­ans have been hit hard by the coun­try’s eco­nom­ic col­lapse. They feel trapped and have few op­tions.

The sto­ry of how Britain se­cret­ly used tor­ture in its war against Kenya’s an­ti­colo­nial­ist Mau Mau move­ment in the 50s.

A ‘mon­soon on steroids’ has af­fect­ed 33 mil­lion Pak­ista­nis and caused un­prece­dent­ed flood­ing linked to cli­mate change.

In­sight into the har­row­ing ex­pe­ri­ences faced by Myan­mar’s Ro­hingya at the hands of the mil­i­tary and Bud­dhist fac­tions.

The growth of lo­cal African mu­se­ums and the strug­gle for repa­ra­tions in the con­text of the glob­al art mar­ket.

There is grow­ing pres­sure for the resti­tu­tion of cul­tur­al items in new­ly in­de­pen­dent African coun­tries.

The sto­ry of the large-scale plun­der of African art and arte­facts un­der Eu­ro­pean colo­nial­ism.

The 2004 kid­nap and tor­ture of Khalid el-Mas­ri ex­posed the CIA’s ren­di­tion pro­gramme and its ef­fects still felt to­day.

Forty days of civic ac­tion that brought down a cor­rupt leader – we take a foren­sic look at Ar­me­nia’s 2018 rev­o­lu­tion.

What can the ex­pe­ri­ences of tack­ling HIV in the glob­al south teach us in this time of COVID-19?