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The Families of Manshiyet Nasser

Life after a deadly rockslide in one of Cairo's biggest slums, Manshiyet Nasser.

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Building Haiti better

Can Haiti emerge a better country from the rubble of the earthquake there six months ago?

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Who Jails the Pirates?

Simon Cox reports on the difficulties of bringing pirates to justice.

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Jamaica's sprint factory

The pressures on Jamaica's generation of junior athletes aiming for Olympic success

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Politics in Rwanda

Opponents of the Rwandan government have come under attack in the run up to elections

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Proud to be Georgian

Youngsters in Georgia are being shown how to love their country.

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On the Run in Sweden

Sweden gets tough on Iraqi asylum seekers

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Cutting the lifeline to Honduras

Times are tough for Honduran migrant workers who can no longer afford to send money home

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Happy Birthday Mr President

What does the birthday party of Gambia's president tell us about his leadership style?

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India's Commonwealth Games - the winners and losers

India's Commonwealth Games have come at a high price for the poorer inhabitants of Delhi.

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The schoolboy beggars of Senegal

In Senegal tens of thousands of schoolboys are forced to beg by their own teachers

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American and Muslim

What is it like to be a young American muslim with anti-Islamic sentiment on the rise?

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Black and Single

Why it's hard finding a man in America if you're black, single and college educated

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Why Europe's Roma stay poor

Assignment investigates efforts to tackle poverty among the Roma minority in Romania

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Waiting for Omar

An intimate account of one family's long wait for the rescue of the Chilean miners.

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Drugs and Power in Kyrgyzstan

The 麻豆社's Rayhan Demytrie explores the world of politics and drugs in Kyrgyzstan

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Irish Anger

Ed Butler charts the depths of Irish anger as they face up to their financial crisis.

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Burma Votes

Sue Lloyd-Roberts investigates whether the election in Burma offers any chance of change.

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Congo's Blood Gold

Has a senior Congolese general profited from the illegal takeover of a gold mine?

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Trouble in Dagestan

Russia's hidden war in Dagestan

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Anger in Punjab Province

After the floods in Pakistan people accuse the government of not doing enough to help

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Europe's Missing Millions

How much money has gone astray across the 27 member states of the European Union?

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Extremes Of Corruption: Sweden

Does Sweden live up to its squeaky clean image?

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Magic and Murder in Venezuela

The criminals who pray to the spirits - the Santos Malandros or Holy Thugs - in Venezuela

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Mexico's Toughest Cop

Assignment goes on the trail of one of Mexico's toughest cops.

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Reporting Mindanao

Life as a reporter on the troubled island of Mindanao in the Philippines.

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The Rise and Fall of Wikileaks

Simon Cox investigates the recent troubles of Wikileaks - the whistle-blowing website.

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Cyber Bullied

For many teenagers bullying is no longer confined to the playground - it happens online

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Baghdad International Airport - Window on Iraq

A snapshot of Iraq as seen through the prism of its main airport

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India's Microcredit Meltdown

Why is there a crisis in India's microcredit industry? Assignment investigates

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