A look at the first ever Somali bandy team in their struggle to reach the World Championship in Siberia 2014.

No other piece of music has ever been interpreted, arranged or released as often as “La Paloma”.

A traditional Catholic, young Antek holds deeply conservative views, but when he falls in love, doubts begin to set in — first about the prohibition of premarital sex, and ultimately about the existence of God.

Three funerals, three generations, two wars and one boyfriend waiting in Tel Aviv.

Fidan Ekiz revisits Istanbul, where she used to work as a news correspondent.

On paper Uganda is a democracy, but in reality nepotism and corruption are the rule. Journalism is one of the lowest paying jobs, and journalists, newspapers and TV stations are easily intimidated. Freelance video journalist Ntege Williams is a rare gem.

Fidan Ekiz visits Henry Ramirez, a local journalist in the Colombian port city of Buenaventura.

Fidan Ekiz arrives in Yangon, Myanmar, on the eve before the latest elections. The military regime has promised fair elections, but who can tell what will really happen?

Fidan Ekiz travels to Hong Kong, where the free press is slowly being silenced by communist China.

In Moscow, Fidan Ekiz visits Novaja Gazeta, one of the few critical newspapers in Russia.