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Iraq: A country of widows
Report, 14 April 2012.
13 minutes. Feurat Alani and Yasser Joumaily’s report.
On every single corner, black silhouettes appear: those are the widows of Iraq. These women are existing ghosts from a country haunted by war, and that no one pays attention to…
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Textile workers in Cambodia
L’effet papillon,
8 minutes. Michael Sztanke and Gaël Caron’s report.
The clothing industry represents 80% of the total exports from Cambodia. Of the 300 000 individuals employed, more than 90% are women, young and most frequently from the provinces. Underpaid, asked to pay more and more and tracked when they are trade unionists, workers survive …
Read more →Forced to marry under Red Khmers
Reporters, December 7, 2011.
10 minutes. Michael Sztanke and Gaël Caron’s report.
Cambodians are still discovering the magnitude of Red Khmers crimes. Hundreds and of thousands men and women are forced to marry by past leaders. Nowadays, victims are demanding compensation to the persecutors..…
Read more →Fallujah: a lost generation
Spécial Investigation, October 2011.
52 minutes. A documentary by Feurat Alani and Yvon Le Gall.
Fallujah, about fifty miles West of Bagdad, in Iraq, is a contaminated city. One in five children are born with an important physical deformity. The potential causes: the use of white phosphorus bombs by the American army, terrible weapons which contained …
Read more →Textile’s damned
Reporters, May 2011.
10 minutes. Séverine Bardon and Gaël Caron’s report.
Nowadays, important ready-to-wear Western brands are produced in Bangladesh. With 80% of country’s exports, it represents many considerable millions of dollars. But if the country is growing thanks to textile, workers don’t take advantage of this. They are sacrificed forcost-effectiveness; and it’s difficult for …
Read more →Youth challenge the power
Reporters, March 2011.
10 minutes by Nicolas Vescovacci.
In Algeria, a strike or a protest movement takes place each day to denounce social injustices. Since January, regularly, Algerians try to commit suicide with fire. Young people are in the heart of challenge. Each Saturday, they brave their fears like Algers.…
Read more →The war is not over
Reporters, January 2011.
10 minutes. Dung Vo Trung, Gaël Caron and Michael Sztanke.
In Vietnam, 30 years after war, agent orange is still is claiming more lives. Used massively by the American Army to prevent Viet Cong soldiers to hide, This herbicide soaks into the ground. Encephalitis, congenital malformations, leukemia… Today, thousands of children are …
Read more →Behaviour: zero
L’effet papillon, December 2010.
8 minutes. Feurat Alani and Santiago Avalos.
4,000 deaths every year, 11 per day on average and more than 100,000 injured…To stop the carnage on the on Moroccan roads, Mohamed VI has decided to put a step on the repression! Point systems on driving licenses, breath analyzer and heavy fines in …
Read more →In the center of Shan’s Rebellion
Reporters, July 2010.
10 minutes. Michael Sztanke and Gaël Caron’s report.
For more than 50 years, Shan’s rebellion claimed the independence of a province from North-west of Burma. Each day, his 10, 000 soldiers, heavily armed and well trained, roam through the jungle to flush out the Burmese military. In the heart of the jungle, …
Read more →Red millionaires
Un Oeil sur la Planète, May 2010.
24 minutes. Michael Stzanke and Gaël Caron’s report.
30 years ago, nobody was rich in China. Nowadays, there are hundreds of millionaires. The new princes of the empire made a fortune in Property, automobile, aeronautics or luxury that new rich Chinese people are fond of. An Eldorado for …
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