Resurrecting The Extinct
Blood Diamonds
Documentary series exploring infamous historical events. This instalment examines the little-known truth about how the worldwide diamond trade has funded wars across western and central Africa, leading to the deaths of millions of people. –Five
Congo’s Forgotten Children
Islam Killing of Kashmir
More than 60,000 people, mostly innocent civilians, have died in the 15-year conflict. Half a million Indian troops are stationed in Kashmir, fighting Pakistani-funded militants who slip across the border to attack the troops but also to terrorise the local population into giving them shelter and assistance. While both governments talk of peace, Unreported World reveals that, on the ground, very little has changed. For the local villagers life is a cycle of militant violence and government repression. The team arrive in Srinagar to find Indian police have just violently beaten a group of women who are protesting about the detention of two men and a woman for alleged links to pro-Pakistan militants. Two sisters tell Jordan that around 25 masked troops from a Special Operations Group had burst in through the window and grabbed their father, mother and uncle. The children are terrified that their parents may join the 8,000 people who international human rights groups say have “disappeared” after being taken away by the security forces over the last 15 years. Later the team visits the frontline in Kashmir between India and Pakistan, and looks into the life of villagers living there. –Channel4
More kids leaving college in big debt
More and more kids are leaving college with massive debts, both personal and educational, that are making them indentured servants. It’s not just kids, many graduates of graduate, law, and medical schools are in the same boat. Is this all by chance? NO. It’s by design. — Anthropology.Tv
Undercover in Tibet
The Great Green Smoke Screen
Britain’s Bad Housing
BP Leak ~ Live Feed
Live feed from the BP leak. Video feed is sporatic. Please be patient. –Anthropology.Tv We’re on a new server, so hang tight, and enjoy our videos (They can be accessed from the bar above) or ones from our partners. We’ll bring you more soon!
Deepwater Horizon’s Blowout, Part 1
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