Women's activists in one of Colombia's most violent cities are starting to make a difference ++ Militant Rohyinga group continues activities in Bangladesh ++ What's changed for LGBTQ people in India, where since last year, homosexuality is not criminalized any more.
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Folge vom 30.10.2019World in Progress: Fighting for basic rights
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Folge vom 23.10.2019World in Progress: On trackWe jump on board a health train that's bringing key medical services to remote parts of South Africa, and hear about a new screening test that could revolutionize the diagnosis of dyslexia. Plus, the Mexican coding boot camp giving returnees a fresh start.
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Folge vom 16.10.2019World in Progress: How to feed the world in times of Climate ChangeHow wheat Farmers and scientists in Canada are dealing with changing climate ++ IFPRI director talks about future food policies ++ Cricket farming changes livelihoods in Western Kenya
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Folge vom 09.10.2019World in Progress: Enemies of the state?Tanzania's President John Magufuli has turned pregnant teenagers into enemies of the state, claiming that allowing young mothers back to school would spell disaster for the country. Little is being done to tackle the root causes of these unwanted pregnancies: Rape, poverty and lack of sex education. Linda Staude went to investigate and her in-depth feature is presented by Natalie Muller.