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Amnesty International's Shift Of Policy

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

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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

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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

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Madeleine Albright

An interview from 2003 with the US politician and diplomat

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Is Miss World Still Relevant?

Is the Miss World contest still relevant in the 21st Century?

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Protecting Babies From HIV

Why more African mothers aren't getting Nevirapine, which protects unborn babies from HIV

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New Life Hope In Kenya

A look at the Kenyan orphanage nursing HIV positive babies back to good health

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Murdered Girls In Guatamala

Why has rape, murder and mutilation reached epidemic proportions in Guatemala?

• 22 mins

Jane Perfect's Centre For The Blind

A look at the centre for the blind in Kampala founded by a woman whose husband blinded her

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The Truth About 'Mothers Who Kill'

An examination of the evidence that was used to put Angela Canning behind bars

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What Makes Women Happy?

Four women from different parts of the world - all happy - explain what makes them so

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Survivor's Guilt

The show talks to the mother of a young Russian student who survived two bomb attacks

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Praying At The Western Wall Of Jerusalem

Why a group of Jewish women won't be deterred from their mission to pray aloud at the wall

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Sharia Law In Sudan

Could the 16-year old Sudanese schoolgirl sentenced to a flogging be reprieved?

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The Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster

Evelyn Husband, widowed by the Columbia space shuttle disaster, speaks of her loss

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Child Slavery In Sudan

A Sudanese slave describes her capture, life in slavery - and eventual escape

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Toughening Criminal Sentences In Switzerland

An interview with the Swiss sisters campaigning for tougher laws against violent criminals

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Book Group Controversy In Iran

How Professor Azar Nafisi has riled Iranian authorities by hosting a book group

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Women And The Afghan Elections

Why are women failing to register to vote in the Afghan elections?

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1,000 Nobel Prize Winners?

Could 1,000 female peace keepers win next year's Nobel Peace Prize?

• 22 mins

Crossing The Divide In Cyprus

Why women working to resolve the conflict in Cyprus have formed 'Hands Across The Divide.'

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Kenyan Women Campaigning Against Changa

Should changa - an illegal but widespread alcoholic drink in Kenya - be banned?

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Music From Japan Girl Group

Japanese musical trio, Hana Yui, from the Japanese island of Sado, plays for the show

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Why Is Abortion Still A Taboo Subject?

Director Julia Black talks about her controversial film about the reality of abortion

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Gender Imbalance In China

Why China's one-child policy has led to a huge gender imbalance in some areas

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Life After The Rwandan Genocide

Rwanda's First Lady Jeannette Kagame talks of her hope for the future

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Women Involved In Abuse Of Prisoners

Why are we shocked that a female soldier was charged with abuse of Iraqi prisoners?

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