Program 2023

Diplomacy is Andrei Sannikov’s life. In the 1990s, he was instrumental in disarming Belarus and decommissioning the world’s most dangerous nuclear arsenal. Under Lukashenko’s dictatorship, he…

When US forces withdraw from Afghanistan, Australian journalist Jordan Bryon stays behind to document life under male-dominated Taliban leadership. A new job gives him and his colleagues Teddy and…

Aaju was a child when she was sent from Greenland to Denmark. She lost her mother tongue and her Indigenous culture. She later fled to Arctic Canada – and witnessed the colonisation of the Inuit…

As the fate of the Amazon basin hangs in the balance, so too does the fate of its Indigenous communities. Since 2014, at least 600 Indigenous forest guardians have been murdered while protecting…

They have gone through displacement, discrimination and a lack of opportunity – but they have one goal in mind: winning a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games. Young stateless athletes from Iran, Syria,…

Who said that living with a disability means giving up on your biggest dreams? Pascal Plisson travels the world and meets Maud (France), Charles (Kenya), Nirmala and Khendo (Nepal), Xavier (Rwanda)…

Tanks and snipers target the gardens between the houses. For one month, the Russian army occupies the small Ukrainian town of Bucha near Kiev. When forces withdraw in March 2022, the houses have been…

Indian television journalist Ravish Kumar appears on primetime television – and he is on edge. For many years, his news channel has been known for its solid research, fact-based analysis and…

In partnership with HÁWAR.help, we are pleased to present the film "White Torture" as a special screening followed by a discussion. Narges Mohammadi is one of the most important human rights…