Telling critical stories from the edges of the world.
Our reporters travel to the Burma/Bangladesh border region to investigate the ongoing human rights abuses against the Rohingya minority that live in the region. Refused citizenship from both Burma and Bangladesh these people are left stateless and with little opportunity for a positive future.
Part 1 can be viewed here
‘I wanted to feed them warm rice,’ says a North Korean woman who though she was going to get a job by defecting to China. Instead she was forcibly married to a man.
In the 1990s North Korea was gripped by a devastating famine, which killed an estimated 3 million people. Since that time hunger as driver thousands of North Koreans across the border into China and human traffickers. These are stories of three women who made this perilous journey.
This film is a part of the series “Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery.” A series of films and media documenting human trafficking as it is experience by millions of women, men and children throughout Asia; a generation of people, living outside of citizenship, borders and basic human rights.
A first person story of trafficking illustrated through a survivors drawings. An advocacy film produced for World Vision.
