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The Zigzag Way

India author Anita Desai talks about her new book, The Zigzab Way

• 22 mins

Why (Some) Women Love Smoking

New research suggests quitting smoking is harder for women than men - why?

• 22 mins

What Progress Has Been Made With Women's Rights?

Head of the UNFPA Thoraya Obaid talks about the progress made in the last 10 years

• 22 mins

London Fashion Week Special

The show follows Sudanese model Sonia Wonder to see if a model's life is all glamour

• 22 mins

Do Women Have A Duty To Procreate

As Western governments worry about a dearth of babies, are women obliged to procreate?

• 23 mins

Life As The American First Lady

What is life like for an American First Lady? The show looks at Laura and Barbara Bush

• 22 mins

Counteracting Polarisation In The Modern World

Why one writer is deeply concerned about polarisation between Western and Arab worlds

• 24 mins

Would Women Pay For Sex?

Jill Nelson, author of new novel Sexual Healing, discusses sex and female emancipation

• 23 mins

Reporting On The Drug War In Columbia

One brave woman journalist discusses the very real dangers of being a reporter in Colombia

• 28 mins

Slavery In Niger

Illegal but still continuining, freed slaves have set up their own initiative in Niger

• 22 mins

Spain And Domestic Violence

Why Spain's government has taken the fight against domestic violence into Parliament

• 22 mins

Mia Farrow And Darfur

Mia Farrow talks about the importance of safety for women in the Sudan refugee camps

• 23 mins

Amma Asante And British Teenagers

Black British film director Amma Asante on what links disadvantaged teenagers of all races

• 22 mins

Yulia Tymoshenko And Ukraine Politics

A look at the life and ambitions of Ukraine politician Yulia Tymoshenko

• 22 mins

Should There Be More Nobel Prizes?

Why feminist campaigners are pushing for more women on the Nobel podium

• 22 mins

Are Modern Children Too Selfish?

Have we created a generation of selfish kids, and if so, what can we do about it?

• 22 mins

Wangari Maathai And The Nobel Prize

An interview with the winner of the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize, Professor Wangari Maathai

• 23 mins

Life Under Israeli Curfew

Palestinian architect Suad Amily talks about her book Sharon and My Mother-in-Law

• 25 mins

The Aftermath Of The Boxing Day Tsunami

The show visits Indonesia where entire villages were almost wiped out in the tsunami

• 25 mins

An End To World Debt?

The show talks to the 'It Girl of the anti-globalisation movement' Noreena Hertz

• 26 mins

Murdered Women In Ciudad Juarez

A look at the UN report into the disappearance of Mexican women in Cuidad Juarez

• 26 mins

Bringing Back The Bodies

The woman tasked with identifying bodies after the Thai tsunami talks about her work

• 25 mins

Women Fighters In Eritrea

How female Eritrean rebels have struggled to rejoin civilian life since the conflict ended

• 26 mins

Ten Years On From The UN Women's Conference

Has anything really changed since the UN Women's Conferencein 1995?

• 25 mins

Muslim Women Speak Out

Nawal El Saadawi and Fawzia Afzal-Khan speak about their book, Shattering The Stereotypes

• 25 mins

Trafficking Of Women In Moldova

Why sex trafficking is a huge problem for Europe's poorest country, Moldova

• 26 mins

Domestic Violence In Australia

How Aboriginal leaders in Australia are using Rugby League to tackle domestic violence

• 25 mins

Murders Of Prominent Iraqi Women

What do the murders of high profile women in Iraq say about the country's future?

• 26 mins

Modernising The Catholic Church?

Catholic women from around the world tell the show what they hope for from the next Pope

• 26 mins

The Russian Florence Nightingale

Red Cross nurse Vera Labadeva talks about being present during the Beslan siege

• 26 mins