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The North Korean Artist Who Pokes Fun at the Regime

The artist who parodies North Korea's propaganda from over the border in the south.

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Somali Chef Defies Suicide Bombers

A Somali chef determined to keep his restaurants open despite attacks by suicide bombers

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Clearing the Deadly Legacy of Libya's Revolution

Ali Abohajar: the man who clears unexploded weapons left behind after Libya's revolution

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Politician Defies Violence to Stand in Kenyan Elections

Teddy Olang, the Kenyan politician forced into hiding during the 2007 election violence

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Songs of Healing From Congo

A Congolese asylum seeker on how making music helps her cope with memories of war.

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Teaching Syria's child refugees

A Syrian teacher who's fled the violence helps traumatised children in a Jordanian camp

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Naming the Dead on the Mexican Border

American Robin Reineke identifies the bodies of migrants found on the Mexican border

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From Slum Dweller to Chess Champion

Phiona Mutesi, the Ugandan slum dweller whose life was changed by chess

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Inside the Arctic Circle

Outlook in Lapland: Jo Fidgen finds out how to survive the sub-zero temperatures

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Children of the Mujahideen

Their fathers fought the Soviets and each other: the children of the Mujahideen want peace

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The First Space Jump

Colonel Joe Kittinger, the first man to jump from space

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Matthew's Favourite Moments from 2012

Matthew's favourite moments from 2012.

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The Swimming Coach Who Changed Lives

South African Sthembiso Madiya's influence on a generation inspired an award-winning film

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I Should Have Taken JFK's Bullet

Jackie Kennedy's bodyguard Clint Hill couldn’t save JFK from assassination in 1963

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Writing the Syrian Revolution

The Syrian writer who defied her background to report on rebel torture victims

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Shirin Ebadi: The Iranians Took My Nobel Prize

The Iranian human rights lawyer and Nobel Prize winner forced into exile over her work

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The Man Who Gets Bones To Tell a Story

Guatemala's top forensic anthropologist on digging up the mass grave of massacre victims

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I Was Blinded By My Boyfriend

The British woman who suffered terrible domestic violence leaving her blind in both eyes

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Father of Indian Rape Victim

The father of Indian gang rape victim re-lives his last conversation with his daughter

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Staying on air in eastern Mali

A journalist at a Gao radio station on life and work under the rebels

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Soldiers' mothers united by grief

The mothers of two British soldiers tell how their deaths have brought them together

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Life After the Haiti Earthquake

Maryse Etrenne lost her lower leg and now helps other disabled people

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A Kurdish Family Divided

Mayor Abdullah Demirbas on family and political struggles as a Turkish Kurd

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Persecuted For Being Gay in Uganda

Kasha Nabagesera on the threats she receives over fighting for gay rights in Uganda

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Paul Conroy: My Escape From Homs

War photographer Paul Conroy on his dramatic escape from the besieged Syrian city of Homs

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Held For Years By Somali Pirates

Free after nearly three years: two Pakistani seamen held by Somali pirates

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Jineth Bedoya Lima

Colombian journalist Jineth Bedoya Lima on her search for justice after torture and rape

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DRC Rape Doctor Attack

Extraordinary personal stories from around the world.

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Friendship Forged Under Fire

Blake Hall, former US Army ranger, on the young Iraqi who worked for him as an interpreter

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I saw my own death reported on TV

Abdoul Kader Toure on watching his own death reported on TV

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