Add to ORKGDiving into Danger tells the story of men from the Mosquito Coast of Honduras who dive hundreds of meters below the sea, risking paralysis and death to catch lobsters that are then consumed at dining tables in the U.S and Europe. Sex, Lies and Black Magic examines the phenomena of human trafficking via the journey of a young woman from a village in Nigeria to a brothel in Italy. They are two examples of the work of Channel 4 reporter Jenny Kleeman’s attempt to make the Unreported World, reported
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Brisbane’s Courier-Mail newspaper ran a fantastic story a couple of years ago about a couple l...
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In 2015, victims of a fire in a Romanian nightclub began to dying of infections in hospitals where t...
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