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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.
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...
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...
Focuses on the children of Haiti, three-quaters of them girls, who work as domestic slaves in middle-class homes.
Made to promote the ‘UN Decade of Indigenous People’, the film looks at the fundamental questions affecting the survival of indigenous peoples, who currently number 300 million, living in over 70...
Once known only as the haunt of vampires and Count Dracula, Transylvania emerged in 1989 from 40 years of Communist rule with a legacy of environmanal and human nightmres from the worst excesses of communist...
Examines the bloody confrontation that erupted in Canada in 1991, following Quebec government plans to confiscate Mohawk territory.
Examines the environmental costs, in terms of climate change, of the vicious North-South cycle of developing country debt and unsustainable development. Six billion tonnes of carbon dioxide are deposited...
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