An Indian musician adopts another musical custom to comment on social problems at home.
Exclusive interview material gathered by Pamela Yates was used as evidence in the trial against Efrain Rios Montt. The US filmmaker has been documenting the story of the former Guatemalan dictator for 30 years.
About 95 percent of child drowning deaths occur in Asia, where two-thirds of the world's children live. One project is trying to make a difference by giving kids the training they need to stay safe in the water.
Germany has more than 19,000 foundations that dedicate some 17 billion euros annually to a wide range of causes. They are now facing a challenge: become more professional without losing their ideals.
Centuries of deforestation have turned Spain's lush forests into barren scrublands, making them vulnerable to erosion. But volunteers are working to revive the landscape and protect local water sources.
Volunteers are helping the Pangandaran region back on its feet after a tsunami battered the region. They’re reforesting mangrove forests, building coral reefs and spreading climate awareness.
Transporting goods around the world contributes hugely to global carbon emissions. In turn, climate change has thrown global shipping patterns into disarray. The cargo industry is responding by trying to clean its act.
Qatar-based author Mari Luomi says the Persian Gulf monarchies will have to change to be sustainable in the era of climate change. But reaping the benefits of the fossil fuel economy has blinded most of them to that.
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