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The UN is supposed to be the world forum for all nations, founded in 1945 with a mission to maintain international peace and security. But with conflicts still raging around the world, is it still fit for purpose?

Should the UN be Reformed?

With conflicts still raging around the world, is the United Nations still fit for purpose?

Mapping the World

In the Scottish Highlands, ecologists are trying to reforest large areas, to achieve this aim, many deer need to be culled to allow newly planted saplings to grow into adult trees. But not everyone in the Highlands agrees with this reforestation project.

Reforesting the Scottish Highlands

Re: New Trees and Dead Deer

Finland’s right-wing government has plans to roll out sweeping austerity measures, which has sparked protests and strikes across the country. The measures include cutting workers' rights and social welfare benefits, but also clamp down on immigration at a time when Finland is in need of skilled workers.

Union leaders in Finland say the right-wing government is rolling out “reverse Robin Hood” austerity measures.

Finland faces strikes and protests over labour law reforms

Established by Mao Zedong in the 1940s, China’s concentration camp system has committed 50 million people, intellectuals, workers, students, peasants, to a life of hell over the last eighty years, with 20 million deaths. Not dissimilar to the Soviet Gulag, this cruel system of oppression was intended to bring about a ‘thought reform’ in the prisoners.
Survivors of the Laogai system, now living in exile, tell their story in this in depth documentary.

Laogai: The Chinese Gulag

Established in the 1940s, China’s laogai camp system has committed 50 million people to a life of hell.

China’s Concentration Camps (1/2)

"We are at war" declared Benjamin Netanyahu following the Hamas attack on 7 October. The Israeli Prime Minister soon came under fire for his reform of the justice system, which has divided the country, and for deploying part of the army to the West Bank. Hamas and Gaza on one side, the West Bank and the Palestinian Authority on the other. An explanation with maps.

Israel - Palestine Escalation

"We are at war" declared Netanyahu following the Hamas attack on 7 October. To understand the conflict, geography is key.

Mapping the World Essentials

With drought and population increase, deforestation is a real problem in Senegal. The NGO Nebeday aims to plant at least 1.5 million trees in 2022 with the help of local village children.

Reforesting Senegal

In Senegal the NGO Nebeday aims to plant at least 1.5 million trees in 2022, with the help of local village children.

ARTE Reportage

Far from the metropolitan centre of Tel Aviv, Sderot show another side of Israel. One with high-levels of social deprivation and strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government’s controversial judicial reforms.

Sderot - The Other Israel

Far from the metropolitan centre of Tel Aviv, Sderot is a different Israel with strong support for Netanjahu and high levels of social deprivation.

In the months leading up to the military coup in Chile, supporters of the socialist president Allende try to create a " state within a state " with political and charitable actions - as a counterweight to the anti-reform forces in the country, supported by the Nixon administration in the USA.

People Power

This third and final part covers the events that eventually plunged Chile into a dictatorship.

The Battle of Chile (3/3)

In Qatar, foreigners make up 90% of the population. They work in every sector from services to construction, and though the country is totally dependent on them, they are often treated like serfs. Due to international pressure, Qatar reformed its labour law, but workers say that while their rights have improved on paper they've since little real change.

Qatar: Exploitation of Workers

The foreign workers who helped build Qatar's World Cup buildings say they haven't been paid and are kept in substandard accommodation.

In Serbia, citizens are protesting to say "no" to violence and are calling for far-reaching reforms. The country is still traumatised by the two mass killings that took place last May. Protesters are accusing President Vucic's regime for allowing a climate of violence to develop in the country.

In Serbia, citizens are taking to the streets to protest rampant violence in the country.

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Mapping the World

Should the UN be Reformed?

Re: New Trees and Dead Deer

Reforesting the Scottish Highlands

Finland faces strikes and protests over labour law reforms

China’s Concentration Camps (1/2)

Laogai: The Chinese Gulag

Mapping the World Essentials

Israel - Palestine Escalation

ARTE Reportage

Reforesting Senegal

ARTE Reportage

Sderot - The Other Israel

The Battle of Chile (3/3)

People Power

ARTE Reportage

Qatar: Exploitation of Workers

Serbians are protesting against violence