Survivors Battling Leprosy: Indonesia
12 June 2026With nearly 15,000 a year, Indonesia has the third most cases of leprosy in the world. We meet survivors working to support patients, and fight discrimination.
``Otome`` games, which allow female gamers to experience romance with male characters, are popular in China. Services providing costumed dates have emerged as a related business for fans.
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With nearly 15,000 a year, Indonesia has the third most cases of leprosy in the world. We meet survivors working to support patients, and fight discrimination.
South Korean farmers launch initiatives to tackle crop shortages due to climate change, including the Sister's Garden program and smart farms.
Bangladeshi journalists aim to convey the truth and regain the trust of the people after 15 years of strict censorship under the Hasina administration.
The filmmakers shed light on the family law in the Philippines, where divorce is not legally permitted, despite the prevalence of domestic violence in the country.
Cambodia has witnessed remarkable economic growth, and women are on track to be the next driving force. With government support, more women prefer to launch their own businesses.
A non-governmental organization seeks to reunite thousands of children who were separated from their families during Indonesia's occupation of East Timor.
``Otome`` games, which allow female gamers to experience romance with male characters, are popular in China. Services providing costumed dates have emerged as a related business for fans.
``Otome`` games, which allow female gamers to experience romance with male characters, are popular in China. Services providing costumed dates have emerged as a related business for fans.
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With nearly 15,000 a year, Indonesia has the third most cases of leprosy in the world. We meet survivors working to support patients, and fight discrimination.
No episode description is available yet.
Cambodia has witnessed remarkable economic growth, and women are on track to be the next driving force. With government support, more women prefer to launch their own businesses.
Bangladeshi journalists aim to convey the truth and regain the trust of the people after 15 years of strict censorship under the Hasina administration.
A non-governmental organization seeks to reunite thousands of children who were separated from their families during Indonesia's occupation of East Timor.
The filmmakers shed light on the family law in the Philippines, where divorce is not legally permitted, despite the prevalence of domestic violence in the country.
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South Korean farmers launch initiatives to tackle crop shortages due to climate change, including the Sister's Garden program and smart farms.