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25/09/2012

Extraordinary personal stories from around the world.

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The Syrian internet activist persecuted by the secret police and forced to leave his homeland

Syrian activist Rami Nakhla was persecuted by the secret police and forced into exile.

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The Syrian state news presenter who turned her back on the government

The Syrian state news presenter who turned her back on the government.

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Neda Soltani: mistaken for a dead icon

The Iranian whose photo was mistaken for that of a student shot dead during a protest.

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My moustache was declared 'un-Islamic'

The Pakistani man whose moustache was declared 'un-Islamic' by the Taliban

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If you don't pick cotton, you're fired

The medical staff forced to pick cotton in Uzbekistan

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Nip and tuck in Kabul

The Kabul plastic surgeon who says demand for nose jobs and breast enhancements is growing

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Kofi Annan - the man behind the diplomat

In an extended edition of Outlook, Matthew Bannister talks to Kofi Annan.

• 55 mins

Kofi Annan Interview

Kofi Annan reflects on his 50 years in international diplomacy

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From neo-Nazi to Christian pastor

From neo-Nazi to Christian pastor

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Malala - Shot for Going to School

The 14-year-old Pakistani blogger shot in the head by Taliban gunmen for going to school

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Pippi Kruger: saved by her own cloned skin

Pippi Kruger: saved by her own cloned skin

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Doris Appiah: Bipolar and kept in chains

Abused at a Ghanaian prayer camp which claimed it could cure mental illness

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The Angel of Mogadishu

Aisha Omar Ahmed was settled in Europe, but returned to Somalia to re-open a hospital.

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He Liesheng: China's 'Eagle Dad'

Is China's 'Eagle Dad' taking pushy parenting to extremes?

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Danuta Walesa: The Lonely Housewife

Danuta Walesa: the lonely housewife behind Poland's hero Lech

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Ten years on: Inside the Moscow theatre siege

How a hostage survived after the Russian authorities pumped gas into the theatre.

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Janis Sharp: A mother's campaign

Her son Gary McKinnon faced extradition to the US, accused of computer hacking

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Gareth Henry: Jamaican gay rights activist

Standing up for gay rights - why Jamaican Gareth Henry had to flee his home.

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Identifying victims of the Japanese tsunami

The Japanese police artist who draws pictures of unidentified tsunami victims.

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The perils of being an Afghan actress

The young actress facing death threats for pursuing her dreams in Afghanistan

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Shot in the Taliban attack on Malala

Kainat Riaz was on her way to school with her friend Malala Yousafzai when she was shot

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Caravan of Mothers

The journey of a woman who travelled with other mothers to find her long-lost son

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Shafik Gabr: Bridging Divides

One of Egypt's most successful businessmen on building bridges between East and West

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"I went to my own funeral"

The Brazilian man who turned up at his own funeral

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Heading forensic psychiatry in Uganda

Ugandan forensic psychiatrist Margaret Mungherera on the rewards of her difficult work

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Back from the dead three times

The British man paralysed from the neck down after diving into a Colombian lagoon

• 25 mins

Samuel Atta Mills on his father Ghanaian President John Atta Mills

"He's my biggest inspiration." Samuel Atta Mills on his late father and their relationship

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Reporting from Mali

The journalist who risked his life by travelling to the Islamist-controlled North of Mali

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India's forgotten workers

Inside the world of India's forgotten workers

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