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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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Bahraini Banker Turned Human Rights Activist

Bahraini investment banker turned human rights campaigner Jihan Kazerooni on her new life

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Chris Kyle, US Lethal Sniper Shot Dead

As USA's most lethal sniper is shot dead, we bring you the interview he gave us in 2012.

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Innocent But Behind Bars For 21 Years

The Italian jailed for a murder he didn't commit and how his true love waited for him

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Murilo de Toledo: I Survived the Brazilian Nightclub Fire

At the gates of hell: surviving the Brazilian nightclub fire

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Lesbian Footballer Fights For Equality

Tumi Mkhuma on how football is helping her to heal

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The Dangers of Being an Iranian Journalist

Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad on the recent government crackdown on her colleagues

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Survivor of the Magdalene Laundries

The inside story of life in one of Ireland's notorious Magdalene laundries

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The Woman Who Forgave Her Rapist

The Sierra Leonean woman who made a dance of reconciliation with her rapist

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"Maimed To Make Me a Better Beggar"

The little boy from Bangladesh who was brutally maimed to make him a better beggar.

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Poet Salma Shut Away For 25 Years

During years of confinement Tamil poet Salma smuggled poems out and got them published

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Surviving the Costa Concordia Disaster

A dancer who worked on the sinking cruise liner on how the experience still haunts her.

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The Truth Behind the Movie Argo

How six American embassy staff escaped during the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979

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Carpet Weaver to University Founder

Afghan Masoud Juya went from weaving carpets to founding a school and now a university.

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NFL star to give his brain to science

US football star Thomas Jones supports research into effects of repeated head injuries.

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