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Entombed in My Own Body for Over 12 Years

Martin Pistorius, the South African who became ill and ended up unable to move or speak

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My Family Freed Me From Somali Pirates

The Pakistani captain who was rescued from pirates thanks to his wife and daughters

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Forced to Marry by Ugandan Rebels

Abduction, marriage and love: a story of two teenagers in the Lord's Resistance Army

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We saved 47 drowning migrants

Italian Vito Fiorino and his friends saved 47 migrants on a fishing trip off Lampedusa

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Undercover to Expose Sex Traffickers

Journalist Mimi Chakarova risked her life infiltrating underground brothels and sex clubs

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Jailed for Selling US State Secrets

American Chris Boyce served 24 years in prison for selling secrets to the Soviet Union

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My Search for Philomena's Lost Son

Martin Sixsmith who helped a woman search for the son she was forced to give up.

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My son died to tell Somalia's story

Kathy Eldon remembers her son Dan, a photojournalist killed while working in Somalia.

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Growing up with the Mafia

Rita Gigante - My father the New York crime boss.

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I Regret my Anti-Islamic Past

Why former Dutch far-right Freedom Party politician Arnoud Van Doorn converted to Islam

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Israeli Mum: I'd Meet My Son's Killer

Robi Damelin is seeking reconciliation with the Palestinian sniper who killed her son

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The Radical Activist who Took on AIDS

Peter Staley joined protest group Act Up whose radical campaigns saved millions with AIDS

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Scott Turow: Lawyer, Writer and Reformer

Scott Turow is a leading US lawyer and best-selling writer

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My Dream of Reviving a Ghost City

Vasia Markides wants to bring back to life the abandoned Cypriot resort of Varosha

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Tacloban Mayor's Wife

Cristina Gonzales-Romualdez tells how she saved her children from Typhoon Haiyan

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Held as 'Slaves' by Nazi Sympathisers

Brazilian orphans forced to work as 'slaves' for Nazi sympathisers in the 1930s

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'I delivered Typhoon Haiyan Baby'

Filipino surgeon Dr Evangeline Cua set up her own field hospital in Tacloban

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Walking Home from Mongolia

Rob Lilwall on why he undertook a walk of 5000 kilometres from Mongolia to Hong Kong

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The Priest Stopping the Bloodshed in CAR

鈥淥ur flock鈥�was being threatened by wolves鈥� - Archbishop Dieudonne Nzapalainga

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Who Murdered our Sister?

The siblings still seeking answers after their sister died in the Birmingham pub bombings

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Child of the Forest

The Spanish boy who lived in the mountains for 10 years with only animals for company

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Chechen Writer Turned Fighter

Arts journalist Mikail Eldin relives the horrors of becoming a fighter in the Chechen war

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Lampedusa: Diving for the Dead

The Italian police diver who recovered hundreds of bodies from Lampedusa waters

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Helping Afghans to Walk Again

Italian physiotherapist Alberto Cairo on helping Afghans disabled by war injuries

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The Tattoo that Reunited a Family

The Indian man who found his mum thanks to a faded tattoo of her name on his arm

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From Commune Kid to Corporate Lawyer

How a chaotic childhood led Joshua Safran to campaign against domestic violence

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The Day my Parachute Failed

Norwegian extreme sportswoman Karina Hollekim had a near fatal crash when sky-diving

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I was Mandela's Human Shield

The former special branch officer who became the president's bodyguard

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Giving a Home to 32 Iraqi Orphans

How Husham al-Thabe took on 32 boys when their Baghdad orphanage closed

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Exposing the Bulgarian Mafia

The Bulgarian journalist attacked with acid after campaigning against organised crime

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