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Somaliland - Going it Alone

Somaliland declared itself independent in 1991 and since then it's been going it alone.

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Saudi women speak out

The women pushing for change in Saudi Arabia speak to Sue Lloyd-Roberts in Assignment

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Jos: A city still divided

Assignment reports on the shocking sectarian violence in the Nigerian city of Jos

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Louisiana Deepwater - BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill

Robyn Bresnahan revisits the fishing families who were affected by the oil spill

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Uganda to Iraq: Trafficked into Slavery

The story of the rescue of a group of Ugandan women who were trafficked into Iraq

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Blasphemy - A Matter of Life and Death

Why Pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws are a matter of life and death for some people

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Mission Bin Laden

The story of the operation that led the killing of Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan

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The Pakistan Connection

Are there any links between Pakistan's security forces and militant jihadists?

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Calling for Change in Yemen

Has the United States got it wrong in Yemen?

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Stalin's Toxic Legacy in Georgia

Dangerous levels of arsenic are polluting a community in Georgia - but who knows or cares?

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Inside California's Porn Industry

Ed Butler reports on the challenges facing California's porn industry

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Shaken Babies

How certain can we be about a diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome? Linda Pressly reports

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Antigua beyond Stanford

How people are rebuilding their lives after the collapse of Allen Stanford's empire

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Colombia's Alzheimer's Family

Does the key to curing Alzheimer's lie with a poor extended family in Medellin, Colombia?

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The Story of Rafiq Hariri

Who was Rafiq Hariri and who might have wanted to kill him?

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Korea's People Smugglers

The shadowy world of the brokers who smuggle people out of North Korea

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On the road with Hillary Clinton

Assignment gets behind-the-scenes access to Hillary Clinton on the road

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Luis Posada Carriles

Rob Walker goes on the trail of Luis Posada Carriles - Cuba's public enemy number one

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The Afghan Governors

Lyse Doucet travels around Afghanistan to meet the men in charge of the country

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India's Working Children

The children in India who work as domestic servants in the homes of the middle classes

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Zimbabwe's Diamond Fields

Assignment investigates killings and torture in Zimbabwe's diamond fields

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August Central America

Linda Pressly joins migrants on their perilous journey north through Guatemala and Mexico

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The Road To Tripoli

James Reynolds reports on the key turning points in Libya's conflict.

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The Mystery of Dirar Abu Sisi

Gabriel Gatehouse investigates the mysterious disappearance of Dirar Abu Sisi.

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The Indignant of Greece

People in Greece are angry - but is the protest movement, the Indignants, the answer?

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Zimbabwe's Child Migrants

On the road with children travelling alone on a journey of desperation, danger and hope

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Rangers v Celtic

Rob Walker investigates the Old Firm, one of the biggest rivalries in club football.

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Supporting Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce - Turkey's top football club is in crisis and its fans are angry.

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Fading Voices

Nina Robinson travels to Wales to report on the ageing population of a small coastal town.

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Defining Hezbollah

The challenges of defining the Lebanese Shia movement Hezbollah.

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