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The Italian city of Prato manufactures some of the world’s leading luxury brands. But the city harbours a dark secret – sweatshops where thousands of migrants endure harsh working conditions and low wages.
As tensions with China grow, more Taiwanese citizens are training in civil defense. While younger generations prepare for conflict, many elders advocate for reconciliation, deepening a national divide.
The UK government’s decision to place over four hundred asylum seekers on a barge in the town of Portland has caused controversy, as many have accused the practice of being prison-like. How do asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm find respite?
With a rapidly shrinking population, the traditionally mono-ethnic South Korea is welcoming more foreign workers, yet many face exploitation and dangerous conditions. 101 East asks if South Korea is ready to embrace its growing diversity.
In Syria’s last opposition-held territory, the streets are full of refugees fleeing brutal attacks by both Russian and Syrian regime forces. Al Jazeera profiles Imad, a young man remaining in Idlib with his family doing his best to support those around him.
Nearly six months into the conflict, Israel’s war in Lebanon continues to displace thousands. As families flee relentless airstrikes, journalist Hussein Bassal documents both their suffering—and his own.
A family separated at the US border and expelled gets an unexpected chance to return to the USA. Filmed over six years, this story reveals the human toll of shifting US immigration policies.
The International Criminal Court is the only court which can prosecute individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, yet it has failed to hold powerful leaders such as Benjamin Netanyahu and Putin accountable.
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