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Your Vote, Your Government
Do you have a say in how your country is governed by using your right to vote?
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Slavery Today
Different types of slavery exist all over the world. How can it be curbed?
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Health in Mind
Mental health series exploring how professionals work with their communities
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Language Steamrollers
Are the "languages of power" driving many of our 6,000 languages to extinction?
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The Gentle Giant Awakes
An insight into the dynamic and rapid development of the largest country in South America
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Hidden Aid
Migrant workers who send money home make a big contribution to the developing world
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Inside The Red Cross
The aid agency that works to help the victims of war, famine and natural disaster
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Inside the World of Google
How the company organises the world's information - and itself
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Healing the Wounds of War
Exploring how different groups seek justice and exercise forgiveness
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Urban Planet, Making Cities Work
Examining redevelopment and urban planning around the world
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Mapping Pollution
Some chemicals don't break down very quickly. How will this affect our future?
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Living on the Edge
How the South Pacific islanders are living on the edge of environmental disaster
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Talk Talk
Issues raised in BBC World Service Nigerian drama, Story, Story: Voices from the Market
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Pills, Patients and Profits
Nigel Wrench investigates the most profitable and powerful pharmaceutical businesses
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Press for Freedom
Roy Greenslade presents this four-part documentary series on the freedom of press
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The Body Trade
Human trafficking – for sex, children, organs and labour – is a global problem
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Trading Places
Indian community leader Stan Thekaekara swaps his Indian home for Matson Estate
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The Politics of Water
How the politics of water affects people's lives on four continents
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Watering the City
Investigating the challenge of access to clean water in cities of the developing world
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The Special Rapporteurs
Examining how people's human rights are protected or violated
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The Friday Show
Weekly news roundup for those learning and teaching English as a foreign language
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Digital Divide Debate
Will access to digital technology become another thing only the rich can afford?
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Generation Next
Exploring the awkward spot between childhood and adult responsibility
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Controlling Science
Will post 9/11 security effect America's ability to control scientific research
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Winning the Peace
Paddy Ashdown investigates how the international community helps rebuild a nation
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Drugs that Changed the World
Drugs that have made an impact on individuals and communities
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The BBC World Service Special Debates
Special debates hosted by the BBC World Service on serious political topics
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