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    Surgery on Syria's Frontline

    Known as 'the Indiana Jones of surgery', surgeon David Nott, volunteers in war zones

  2. Refugee Camp: Child's Eye View

    How Syrian children in a refugee camp in Iraq are coping with the violence they've seen

  3. Investigating 11,000 ‘Forgotten’ Rapes

    American prosecutor Kym Worthy is determined to investigate thousands of unsolved rapes

  4. I Played Basketball for Gaddafi

    American basketball player Alex Owumi was shocked to learn he had joined Gaddafi's team

  5. Saving Victims of the LRA

    The nun devoted to helping women and girls traumatised by the Lords Resistance Army

  6. Rescuing the mentally ill in Somalia

    'Dr Habeeb' talks about his lonely campaign to promote mental health in war-torn Somalia

  7. Ngugi Wa Thiong'o: The Power of Words

    Acclaimed Kenyan author Ngugi Wa Thiong'o on the power of writing and life in exile

  8. Escaping Slavery in Mauritania

    A Mauritanian slave's extraordinary journey to freedom - and how he freed his family

  9. The 19th Wife: Escaping Polygamy

    Rebecca Musser was forced to marry an 85-year-old self-styled prophet of a radical sect

  10. Ewan Clayton: Scribe of Silicon Valley

    Calligrapher Ewan Clayton went from monastic life in England to advising digital pioneers

  11. Bill Bryson: America's Greatest Year?

    Writer Bill Bryson on why the summer of 1927 was a turning point in American history

  12. Calcutta Rape Victim: Why I Spoke Out

    Suzette Jordan defied social stigma by identifying herself as a rape victim

  13. Torn Between Two Countries

    How Harvard scholar Majid Rafizadeh faced the challenges of a Syrian-Iranian dual identity

  14. Shot Seven Times in Fort Hood Massacre

    Sergeant Alonzo Lunsford barely survived the 2009 massacre at the Fort Hood army base

  15. Memorial in the Sahara Desert

    The challenges of commemorating the lives of 170 people killed in a plane bombing

  16. Afghanistan's Unstoppable Teacher

    Chantal Véron has devoted herself to teaching Afghans through war, exile and regime-change

  17. Tunisia's Ex-PM: My 17 years in prison

    Hamadi Jebali was the first Prime Minister of post-revolutionary Tunisia

  18. The 'Lost Hero' of 9/11

    A former US marine who was revealed to be the mysterious rescuer of 9/11.

  19. Rebuilding the World Trade Center

    Marcus Robinson, the artist documenting the rebuilding of the World Trade Center

  20. 'Omosexy': The Queen of Nollywood

    Nollywood actress Omotola Ekeinde on Nigeran cinema and giving a voice to young Africans

  21. I Died Six Times on my Honeymoon

    The British man who died six times when he was on honeymoon in the Maldives

  22. First Saudi Woman to Climb Everest

    How 27-year-old Raha Moharrak defied Saudi stereotypes by climbing Mount Everest

  23. New Schools for the Burmese Delta

    May Tha Hla founded a project to build schools in the Irrawaddy Delta after cyclone Nargis

  24. Stargazing in the Darkest Skies

    American writer Paul Bogard on why true darkness matters and where it still exists

  25. Hassan al-Amin: I fled Libya twice

    Hassan al-Amin opposed Gaddafi from exile but has now been forced into exile a second time

  26. Liberia's "Iron Lady"

    President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia on why she is known as "Africa's Iron Lady"

  27. 'I'll Defeat Guinea Worm, Then Retire'

    US doctor Donald Hopkins has made it his life's work to eradicate Guinea worm from Africa

  28. 'Nuns told me I was mentally ill'

    As a child, Clarina Duguay was wrongly diagnosed as mentally incompetent.

  29. 'Gorillas taught me to be human'

    Dawn Prince-Hughes has Asperger's Syndrome and says that copying gorillas made her human

  30. Dhaka Factory: Cost of Saving Lives

    The emotional toll on the rescuers at Rana Plaza factory disaster in Bangladesh

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