Reportage

Uganda is one of 80 countries in the world where being homosexual is a crime. This episode uncovers the messianic arguments of the leaders that spread hate, and we give voice to the few gay activists that dare to face them.

We return twenty years after the Rwandan genocide, when many of the killers are starting to be released from prison and returning to their homes and villages, living amongst their victims.

Nineteen people are murdered every day in Honduras, the most violent country without a war in the world. Jon Sistiaga chronicles the daily horror of life on the streets in the cities of Honduras.

Half a million Israeli settlers live within the Palestinian territories forming the main barrier to a two-state solution. In this episode, we travel to the Holy Land.

Our host explores a dangerous land.

In Tanzania, albinos are feared and hated as many believe they are cursed and bring bad luck.

In Somalia, loyalty is with the clan and not with the State. We enter a reality where warlords will switch allegiances to gain security and wealth.

Afghanistan is full of lethal landmines. We travel to the south of the country - the most dangerous zone - to enter the world of bomb disposal officers: men and women that walk on bombs.

The Beast is the train running through Mexico that everyday carries Central American migrants who dream of a better life in the United States. In this episode, we meet with migrants searching for a better life.

It's one of the biggest economies in the world and one of the most powerful members of the G-20 club. But India is not a country for women. We travel to India to take a look at the problem firsthand.