麻豆社

Two stories of people speaking out about their concerns. Lucy Ash meets a woman who raised her voice - and fists - as a revolutionary demonstrator to fight the Yanukovych government's pillage of Ukraine , survived an apparent plot to kill her in a road accident, and now heads the country's anticorruption agency. It's a long journey for a woman who once smashed her way IN to a police van with a rock. Many outsiders assume that Bangladesh is almost exclusively Muslim by faith and Bengali by culture - but the Chittagong Hill Tracts are home to many Buddhist, Hindu and Christian minority groups. Their relationship with other Bangladeshis can be tense - especially when they're with the army, and have come to seize land. Visiting the area, Nick Redmayne hears why local people and the military are at odds.

Presenter: Pascale Harter
Producer: Polly Hope
Photograph: Tetyana Chornovol, former opposition activist, speaking during an anti-government rally at Independence Square in Kiev, February 2014 (INNA SOKOLOVSKAYA/AFP/Getty Images)