Our government has a charmingly cosy relationship with Saudi Arabia, writes Chris Coltrane.
Andalusia Knoll looks at the recent case of the 43 missing students.
DNA breakthrough gives hope to Guatemalans still searching for the graves of their loved ones.
The Afghan photo-journalist is using his own experience of asylum to help others. He speaks to Michelle Slater.
It's a complicated issue, admits Kate Smurthwaite.
For decades Kurds in Turkey were banned from using their own language. Do recent government concessions reflect a genuine change of heart? Naila Bozo investigates.
The filmmaker and director tells Jo Lateu why he supports activists who expose wrongdoing through video.
Outsourcing detention to private companies is a recipe for a disaster says Antony Loewenstein.
Detaining foreigners is costly, inhumane and on the rise. Time to turn the tide back, says Hazel Healy.
Combating child prostitution in Brazil is more urgent than ever – especially with the expected influx of foreign tourists for the 2014 World Cup, writes Olivia Crellin.
Stephen Hopgood thinks so. He explains why.
Girls are being trafficked from Vietnam into China and forced to work in brothels or sold into marriage. A tiny number get away, or are rescued by activists from Blue Dragon. Phillip Martin reports.