Reportage

A hundred elephants die every day in Africa killed by poachers, members of the militia or of terrorist organizations like Al Shabab.

Somalia has the perfect ecosystem for endless war: European mercenaries, pirates, Al Qaeda jihadists, weapon smugglers, drought and hunger.

Nineteen people are murdered every day in Honduras, the most violent country without a war in the world.

Half a million Israeli settlers live within the Palestinian territories forming the main barrier to a two-state solution.

India is not a country for women.

Uganda is a Paradise for European tourists, one of the most Christian countries in Africa and the most homophobic country on the continent.

The Beast is the train running through Mexico that everyday carries Central American migrants who dream of a better life in the United States.

Afghanistan is full of landmines, which emerged as the most lethal weapon used against North American military forces and their allies.

Rwanda is a country full of murderers, a fact evidenced by the million people who were killed with machetes over 3 months during the Rwandan genocide.

In this episode we visit Kawah Ijen's active volcano in Indonesia to investigate the labour conditions that miners bear everyday in extracting its sulphur.