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Happiness After The Sierra Leone War?

A look at the lasting repercussions of the Sierra Leone war

• 28 mins

Afghanistan's First Women's Radio Station

A look at the first radio station in Kabul that's by women and for women

• 22 mins

The Identity Of 'The Central Park Jogger'

Rape victim Trisha Meili breaks her 14 years of anonymity as the 'Central Park Jogger'

• 22 mins

An Interview With Linda Burney

The first Aboriginal woman politician in New South Wales talks to the show

• 22 mins

Pre-Term Babies In Iraq

Looting of hospitals since the end of the Iraq war has caused a crisis for pre-term babies

• 23 mins

Child-Swapping In India

An interview with the Indian mother who believes her newborn son was swapped for a girl

• 22 mins

Selling Babies For Organs

What would motivate a woman to sell her own child on the black market?

• 22 mins

Forgiving Attackers

Why the woman held hostage by Philippino rebels for a year has forgiven her captors

• 22 mins

Domestic Violence Round The World

A special edition of the show looking at domestic violence round the world

• 22 mins

Speaking Out Under Saddam Hussein

A woman imprisoned by Saddam Hussein without trial for five years speaks out

• 22 mins

Mums Accused Of Murder

The show examines the case of Angela Canning, wrongly accused of killing her two baby sons

• 22 mins

What's Changed For Afghan Women?

18 months after the war ended, has life really changed for Afghan women?

• 22 mins

The Child Mothers Of Uganda

Ugandan child mothers, victims of the civil war, talk to the show

• 23 mins

Interview with Hillary Clinton

Former First Lady Hillary Clinton talks about her plans to challenge for the presidency

• 22 mins

Rape By The British Army In Kenya

Kenyan tribal women have been granted legal aid for rape cases against the British army

• 22 mins

Murder In Malaysia

Why the rape and murder of Canny Ong has become a cause celebe in Malaysia

• 23 mins

Helping Torture Victims

Helen Bamber talks about her work helping the victims of torture

• 22 mins

Racism In Hong Kong

Why Hong Kong has passed a new law to combat a rise in racism

• 22 mins

Iraq Women Reclaiming Their Roles

Insecurity in Iraq has resulted in more restrictions for women - but they're fighting back

• 22 mins

Men Are From Mars And Women Are From Venus

Author Dr John Grey talks about his famous book - but have we moved on from this?

• 22 mins

Female Suicide Bombers In Chechnya

Why young widows in Chechnya feel they have nothing to lose by becoming suicide bombers

• 22 mins

Drugs Mules From The Caribbean

The show talks to a Caribbean drugs mule and asks why she did it and how she was caught

• 22 mins

Maya Angelou Special

Special interview with celebrated poet Maya Angelou to celebrate her 75th year

• 22 mins

Honour Killings In Jordan

A Jordanian woman describes how she's had to flee the country for fear of being murdered

• 22 mins

Amnesty International's Shift Of Policy

Irene Khan, Secretary General of Amnesty International, talks about their new vision

• 22 mins

The Plight Of Saharawi Women

A Saharawi tribeswoman explains their changing role in society and why men respect them

• 22 mins

Celebrating Mother Theresa

As Mother Teresa is beatified, the show looks at her life and work

• 22 mins

Dr Maliha Lodhi On 9/11

Leading Pakistani diplomat, Dr Maliha Lodhi describes living through 9/11 in Washington

• 22 mins

An Interview With Hayley Westenra

Why has Hayley Westenra been described as 'New Zealand's shining star'?

• 22 mins

Paul Burrell And Princess Diana

Princess Di's butler Paul Burrell explains why he was determined to publish THAT book

• 22 mins