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Shows what nations are doing to halt the damage caused by the destruction of the ozone layer. In 1987 international concern led to the signing of the Montreal Protocol. One result has been the supply of...
In India ecologist Vandana Shiva argues that the introduction of high-yield crops does not taken into account women’s knowledge of seeds, fostering a type fo development that ignores people’s needs....
Explores the options of now open to Japanese women related to child-bearing, examining arguments for and against having a baby.
Examines the issues surrounding the fact that one in every 236 people in Cambodia is an amputee as a result of landmines.
The great apes - a group including the gorilla, the chimpanzee and the bonobo - are man’s closest relatives. But in West Africa they are also prized for their meat. Fearing the consequences for the apes’...
Through the story of Malian Alpha Gassana, a New York taxi driver, the film examines the circumstances of West Africa’s ‘environmental refugees’, migrant workers forced to work in rich countries in...
Follows three of the 150,000 girls betwee 5 and 16 who work in Nepal’s 2000 carpet factories.
Tells what happens when Moi, the leader of the previously isolated Huaorani people in Ecuador, goes to Dallas, Texas, to remonstrate with the Maxus oil company whose drills, flares and leaking pipelines are...
Looks at women’s human rights in Brazil by mixing interviews with women with statistics on Brazilian health care. Focuses on sterilisation, abortion, and teenage pregnancy in terms of the injustices...
Scientists are collecting blood samples from the Ahuaco and Asario Indians who live in the remote rain forests of northeern Columbia in order to provide DNA for the Human Genome Biodiversity Project. The aim...
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