Rewind

An updated showing of an award-winning investigation into corporate indifference and working conditions in Bangladesh's clothing industry.

How the work of a celebrated Nigerian photographer changed his life and those around him.

`People & Power' investigated the dark history of Argentina in the 1970s by following a dramatic meeting between a torture victim and his former interrogator.

Africa Investigates went to Tanzania to probe the sinister trade in the body parts of murdered albinos.

The inside story of Mexico's drug war as seen through the work of two newspapers in Sinaloa, North West Mexico back in 2011.

A fascinating behind the scenes look at how young North Korean actors are trained in the arts of state propaganda.

Five years ago, after the Taliban years, two young Turkmen girls in Afghanistan were finally able to attend school, unlocking new possibilities for their future.

Kay Kay is the face of modern China. Her life, filmed over 20 years from her birth, gives a unique personal narrative to China's recent decades of change.

In 2012 `Fault Lines' went to Iraq to assess the state of the nation after US troops were withdrawn following defeat of Saddam Hussein and 9 years of occupation.

Ten years ago, before Trump's travel ban, Rageh Omaar crossed the USA exploring the story of Islam in America, asking what it meant to be a patriot and a Muslim.

As North Korea's nuclear ambitions grow, `Rewind' returns to 2010 when `People and Power' investigated allegations America used bio-weapons during the Korean War.

In 40 years up to 1989, the Soviet Union tested nuclear bombs in Kazakhstan. The fallout is still damaging children more than three generations later.

In 2014, Al Jazeera investigated Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, finding workers with quality concerns who alleged drug use and a fear of flying the plane they built.