In August 2005 a 12-year-old girl was sentenced to one year in a juvenile prison for smuggling cocaine, under the Bolivian anti-narcotics law 1008. This World follows her story, both in prison and after her release.
Around 8.4 million children around the world are enslaved today. Now, in a remarkable journey across three continents, five of them tell their stories. This documentary is presented by reporter Rageh Omaar.
Tom Mangold investigates allegations that racism still exists in the Deep South, and explores how race relations have progressed since the turbulent 1960s.
Exposes for the first time, details of a secret and illegal program of extraordinary rendition, under which those suspected of terrorism, were transported and held in undisclosed CIA prisons, outside of US borders.
This World seeks out the "Party of God", and investigates claims that Hezbollah are back, more powerful than ever and readying themselves for another war.
This World enters a world of paranoia and fear as the program goes to South Africa to follow some of the thousands of Zimbabweans who enter the country illegally every week, fleeing from the political and economic crisis in their country.
Violent rioting between Muslim gangs and white youths on the beaches of Sydney shocked the world. This World follows a group of young Lebanese trying to change the negative image of Muslims in Australia.
Documentary about Bernardo Provenzano, the 73-year-old boss of the Sicilian Mafia who was finally arrested in April 2006, bringing to an end the world's longest manhunt.
Across Russia, thousands of people have been poisoned after drinking illegal alcohol that had apparently been spiked with a mystery chemical. John Sweeney investigates.
Documentary in which award-winning filmmaker Ruhi Hamid travels to Nigeria to see Shari'ah law in action, and asks whether it could work alongside the UK's existing legal system.
Documentary series. In Nepal, a girl is chosen to be the 'Virgin Goddess' who gives the King his power - will this continue with the monarchy under threat?
Investigative series. The film uses the accounts of bloggers, monks and student leaders to tell the story of September's pro-democracy protests in Burma.
President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela calls the United States 'Dracula' and George W. Bush 'Mr Danger', 'a drunk' and 'a donkey'. He can get away with being so rude because his country sits on trillions of dollars worth of oil.
Documentary series. Who poisoned Alexander Litvinenko? Reporter Mark Franchetti gains exclusive access to Scotland Yard's prime suspect, Andrei Lugovoi.
