In Focus: A Security Nightmare for German Troops
Category: News & Current Affairs
In in this episode of In Focus, a TV crew spends a week with soldiers on duty in Afghanistan, reporting from both the battle zone and the safety of base camp. Troops were surprisingly open about their experiences.

In Focus: The Gulf of Mexico - Consequences of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode of In Focus examines the impacts of the BP oil spill on the "Pelican State" Louisiana, the flora and fauna of the Delta bayous, and the region's world famous coral reefs. Residents fear damage may be irreversible despite billion dollar clean up efforts.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Battle of Sea Point
Category: Documentaries
This film looks at the dilemmas in "reclaiming the streets" of Cape Town's Sea Point and explores the dynamics between development, street crime and community safety as seen by a homeless man and a smooth-talking city councilor.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: No White in the Rainbow
Category: Documentaries
Is there a price to pay for being a white farmer in the "Rainbow Nation" of South Africa today? The post-apartheid era initially signified hope and unification, but South Africa's white farmers are now victims of widespread violence.

In Focus: Death from the Laboratory
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode of In Focus looks at military research into biological weapons after a trail of evidence led authorities to an employee of a US research lab following a string of fatalities from anthrax-laced mail in 2001.

Rappers, Divas & Virtuosos: New Music From the Muslim World
Category: World Music
Modernity meets tradition in this unique Link TV series, a collection of short films highlighting some of the most dynamic cultural innovators in the Muslim world today -- vibrant musicians from Iran, Western Sahara, Bangladesh, and Morocco.

Kayhan Kalhor: Songs of Hope
Category: World Music
Kayhan plays the kamancheh, or Persian spike fiddle. In a unique position, he represents both tradition and innovation in Iran. From the Link TV series Rappers, Divas & Virtuosos: New Music from the Muslim World.

Mariem Hassan: Voice of the Saharawis
Category: World Music
For the last 13 years Mariem Hassan’s heartfelt, piercing voice has been the musical ambassador of the Western Saharan people. From the Link TV series Rappers, Divas & Virtuosos: New Music from the Muslim World.

H-Kayne: Hip-Hop Moroccan Style
Category: World Music
Hip-hop has only taken hold in Morocco the last six years, and it is largely thanks to H-Kayne, a group of four young men who grew up listening to Biggie and Tupac. From the Link TV series Rappers, Divas & Virtuosos: New Music from the Muslim World.

Anusheh: The Secret Words
Category: World Music
Anusheh is a fiery, outspoken Bangladeshi singer-songwriter who has pioneered the fusion of traditional rural songs with rock music, giving them new life. From the Link TV series Rappers, Divas & Virtuosos: New Music from the Muslim World.

To See If I Am Smiling
Category: Documentaries
Israel is the only country in the world where 18-year-old girls are drafted for compulsory military service. In this award-winning documentary, hear the frank and emotional testimonials of six female Israeli soldiers.

ISSUE: Humanitarian Disasters - Haiti
Category: Documentaries
Find out what you can do to help in the aftermath of the devastating Haitian earthquake on this page, a useful guide to the many aid organizations taking action right now.

ISSUE: Humanitarian Disasters - Japan
Find out what you can do to help those impacted by the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan. Visit this page for daily news updates on the situation in Japan and for useful information on what you can do to help.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Problem of Peace
Category: Documentaries
The Problem of Peace tells the story of the 2007 Kenyan presidential election and its tragic aftermath through the eyes of the 19-year-old schoolgirl, Stella Nyawira, who shot some of the film herself.

In Focus: Jean-Claude Kibala - German Thoroughness in Africa
Category: News & Current Affairs
Jean-Claude Kibala, a native Congolese, lived in Germany for 17 years until he could no longer bear the suffering of his native country. In 2007 he return to his hometown and was elected deputy-governor. Now Kibala is trying to create order in the middle of war.