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America imprisons a higher proportion of its citizens than anywhere else in the world, and Louisiana more than anywhere else in America. Aleem Maqbool tells ... read more

In December 2015, women in Saudi Arabia voted and stood as election candidates for the first time. Our World follows three women on the campaign trail.

Five years ago revolution erupted in Libya as rebels rose up against the rule of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. A bloody civil war followed and Gaddafi was capture... read more

Zanskar is one of the most inaccessible settlements on earth: a remote Himalayan Buddhist kingdom little changed in a thousand years. Thirty years ago two... read more

On April 20 1999, two teenagers walked into their high school in Colorado armed with guns, bombs and grenades and killed 12 fellow students and a teacher bef... read more

Chris Rogers goes undercover in Thailand to expose how the country treats its asylum seekers. Among the second largest group of asylum seekers in Thailand ar... read more

Tens of thousands of Mexicans have been killed in drug-related gang violence in the past ten years. Ruthless criminals control the illegal trade with the US,... read more

Kidnapping in Mexico is an epidemic. It's a crime that now affects not just the wealthy but also ordinary Mexicans. For Our World, Vladimir Hernandez meets p... read more

Victoria Gill joins scientists in Antarctica as they begin to analyse their findings after a year spent monitoring the lives of thousands of penguins.

Tim Whewell meets the parents and professionals calling Norway's child protection agency dysfunctional and dangerous. Is a system designed to put children fi... read more

Over the past year, a new wave of violence has brought terror to the streets of Israel and the West Bank. Palestinians have attacked Israelis in apparently r... read more

The Kabul headquarters of Afghanistan's Tolo Television is a young and energetic place, and its staff work on some of the most-watched programmes in the coun... read more

Now that China has ended its One Child policy, one group of state employees may be out of a job - the country's hated population police. Hundreds of thousand... read more

India's greatest river, the mighty Ganges, is one of the world's dirtiest. The river's revered by Hindus - but it is also the sewer that carries away the was... read more

Our World follows Fernando Montano, the world-famous Colombian ballet star, as he returns home for the first time in 16 years to lend his support to the peac... read more

Syria's neighbour Jordan is struggling with a huge refugee population. For disabled refugees, including those injured during the conflict, the future looks p... read more

As the European Union struggles to stay united in the face of a 21st century crisis, Gabriel Gatehouse asks what's happened to the European dream.

Nick Lazaredes reports on life at the Pine Ridge Indian reservation in South Dakota, and the efforts to improve life for young people there.

Filipina women who were raped by Japanese soldiers during the Second World War tell their extraordinary stories. The handful of women who are still alive are... read more

Namak Khoshnaw meets refugee families whose only means of survival is to scavenge in the rubbish dump which serves Erbil in Northern Iraq.

The Syrian National Orchestra for Arabic Music was founded in Damascus in 2003. But, after the outbreak of war in 2011, many of its members were forced to fl... read more

Iran wanted an end to sanctions. The West wanted to stop Iran getting a nuclear bomb. Stalemate and the threat of military action finally ended with an histo... read more

Tens of thousands of children work for fishermen on Lake Volta in Ghana. Many have been given away by poor families in the hope they would have a better life... read more

Oil-rich Venezuela is struggling to feed its people. With a spiralling economic and political crisis, the country is threatening to slide into anarchy. Vladi... read more

After the last elections in Russia, mass protests against vote-rigging led to violent clashes in Moscow. They were the biggest challenge Vladimir Putin has e... read more

More than 20 years after the end of apartheid, some Afrikaners claim their language, and culture, are being marginalised. For Our World, Benjamin Zand meets ... read more

The silent killer in Yemen's ongoing conflict is starvation. Nawal Al-Maghafi travels to the city of Hodeida - while it is being bombed by Saudi-led forces.

The new president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has launched a brutal crackdown on drug crime. Might the president's ruthless approach succeed, or sim... read more

More than 300 people have left Sweden to fight for ISIS in Syria and Iraq, one of the highest numbers in Europe, per head of population. Many are second gene... read more

Qandeel Baloch, Pakistan's first social media star, was murdered in her bed in July. Our World has been to her home village to discover more about the remark... read more

Residents of the small American city of Flint, Michigan, are living with a contaminated water supply. Our World meets residents to find out how they're coping.

The Olympic Games are the pinnacle for many of the world's leading sportsmen and women - but for horseback wrestlers, bone-throwers and eagle hunters it's th... read more

Australia's world-famous east coast surfing beaches are suffering from a spate of deadly shark attacks, with 14 attacks in the past two years. On some beache... read more

More Americans die from drug overdoses than car crashes or being shot. The majority of the deaths involve the use of heroin or prescription painkillers. Over... read more

On one traumatic night in July 2016, a faction of the Turkish military tried to overthrow the government. The coup failed, but hundreds of people were killed... read more

For centuries in Nepal girls, some as young as one, have been chosen to be living goddesses - or Kumaris. They are worshipped and revered by Buddhists and Hi... read more

In April 2016 a boat carrying more than 500 people sank in the Mediterranean. Fewer than one in ten of those on board survived. The passengers were migrants,... read more

Nawal al-Maghafi investigates the Saudi-led coalition campaign in Yemen.