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Sakura dreams of fighting sumo professionally. But for her, that's off the table: female sumo wrestlers don't exist. There are no adult women's clubs and once she's left school, that will be it for the sport that has given her purpose and joy. But that might be about to change; for sumo to be an Olympic sport, it can't discriminate against women.

Japan: Women in Sumo

Sakura dreams of fighting sumo professionally. But for her, that's off the table: female sumo wrestlers don't exist.

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A year and a half ago, a soldier filmed a civilian massacre perpetrated by the Ethiopian army in the rebel region of Tigray. Now captured by Tigrayan forces, along with many Ethiopian soldiers, the region is trying to bring those responsible to justice.

Ethiopia: Chronicle of a Massacre

A year and a half ago, a soldier filmed a civilian massacre perpetrated by the Ethiopian army in the rebel region of Tigray. Now captured by Tigrayan forces, along with many Ethiopian soldiers, the region is trying to bring those responsible to justic

Pakistan is facing flooding on an unprecedented scale due to unusually heavy monsoon rains. More than 728 people have been killed in the past month, 31,000 homes have been destroyed and 500,000 livestock drowned, whilst 32 million people have been displaced.

Pakistan: Surviving the Deluge

32 million people are displaced in Pakistan in unprecedented flooding due to unusually heavy monsoon rains.

In Kenya, female circumcision has been banned since 2011. In spite of numerous NGOs campaigning against it, the brutal practice continues in rural areas.

Kenya: Stopping Female Circumcision

At the end of the 20th century, the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea faced many challenges: a population exodus, rising unemployment and a lack of prospects for islanders. But everything changed in 2007 as Bornholm worked to become a model green island.

A Danish Island Goes Green

Re: Bornholm: Eco Paradise

"If he hits you, he loves you." That's the kind of tone-deaf attitude that many Russian women still face when it comes to confronting domestic violence and abuse. One woman is killed every hour. And when they pluck up the courage to finally call the police, the police don't always come. 

Russia: Women in Danger

When Jana called the police for help, nobody came. She was killed by her partner shortly after

Asbestos has been banned for decades in Europe but its effects are still with us. Cleaning up the carcinogenic fibre from our ageing buildings is a colossal task and it is still being produced and sold in many countries worldwide. Unscrupulous companies turn a profit whilst people die from exposure to the harmful substance. Will we ever be rid of asbestos?

Asbestos has been banned for decades in Europe but its effects are still with us. Will we ever be rid of the carcinogenic fibre?

Asbestos – The Never-Ending Story

Many of the African migrants that arrive illegally in France come from Guinea. The city of Mamou has seen a lot of young people leave to try their luck abroad. Barely half reach their destination with the rest returning to their home country. ARTE meets these returnees to find out how their lives are going after their long journey.

Guinea: The Returnees

At the age of 12, Enrique Pérez Guerra was sexually abused by a priest. Paralysed by shame, he thought of committing suicide. Today he is one of only a few victims in Spain who are willing to speak out about their abuse as the Catholic church in Spain still refuses to fully cooperate with investigations.

At the age of 12, Enrique Pérez Guerra was sexually abused by a priest. Paralysed by shame, he thought of committing suicide. 

Re: Sexual Abuse in the Church

In Ittoqqortoormiit, a remote settlement on Greenland’s east coast, polar bears are a common sight. But with climate change it is harder for the bears to hunt seals, their favoured prey, so they come into town more often to look for food. Defending the town, and the wild bears, is the polar bear patrol.

In Ittoqqortoormiit, a remote settlement in Greenland, the polar bear patrol protects local people and the wild bears as well.

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Japan: Women in Sumo

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Ethiopia: Chronicle of a Massacre

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Pakistan: Surviving the Deluge

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Kenya: Stopping Female Circumcision

Re: Bornholm: Eco Paradise

A Danish Island Goes Green

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Russia: Women in Danger

Asbestos – The Never-Ending Story

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Guinea: The Returnees

Re: Sexual Abuse in the Church

Re: Greenland's Polar Bear Patrol

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Japan: Women in Sumo

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Ethiopia: Chronicle of a Massacre

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Pakistan: Surviving the Deluge

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Kenya: Stopping Female Circumcision

Re: Bornholm: Eco Paradise

A Danish Island Goes Green

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Russia: Women in Danger

Asbestos – The Never-Ending Story

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Guinea: The Returnees

Re: Sexual Abuse in the Church

Re: Greenland's Polar Bear Patrol

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