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5:19
The Horrors I Saw at Korean Private Schools
Getting screamed at, sexual harassment and finding porn on the bosses’ school laptop. An English teacher reveals the horrors of working at South Korea’s notorious private “Hagwon” Schools.
Gen 跟 CHINA

14:51
Tuition for Profit
In July 2021, the Chinese Communist Party announced the double reduction policy. The new law banned private education companies from offering after-school tutoring in core school subjects.
The War On Drugs

9:20
Is The World’s Weirdest Drug Market In New Zealand?
New Zealand is overrun with meth and new synthetic drugs – sold by fierce biker gangs. But, this is how one psychedelic rockstar almost managed to end their War on Drugs!
The War On Drugs

9:58
How Speed is Fuelling Wars in The Middle East
The Syrian government have become some of the world’s biggest amphetamine dealers – flooding the Middle East with the drug Captagon to finance their war machine.
The Big Steal

9:29
Benazir Bhutto and Asif Ali Zardari
Benazir Bhutto, the former PM of Pakistan was a controversial figure mired in allegations of corruption and accused of acquiring wealth worth over 1.5 billion dollars.
The Big Steal

8:41
Undoing of Bo Xilai
The murder of a business associate marked the beginning of the end of Bo Xilai, who at the height of his power in China’s political establishment, was considered a rival to no-less than Xi Jinping, the current President of China.
HUNTERS / S1 EP5

44:34
Hunting the Next Global Virus
Bat expert Paul searches the deep caves of Kenya to catch and test bats that may be carrying an undiscovered virus that could cause the next pandemic.
The Big Steal

7:44
How Suharto Stole Billions from Indonesia
Indonesian President, Suharto, ruled Indonesia for over three decades, and allegedly amassed the largest ill-gotten fortune in all of Asia. A $35 billion theft, most of which was never recovered continues to haunt Indonesians till this day.
HUNTERS / S1 EP4

44:36
Hunting for a Lost Russian Satellite in Canada
Braving the wilderness of Canada, two scientists trek unforgiving terrain to uncover a secret, nuclear powered Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed there decades ago.
Influence

11:55
Milk Tea Alliance
Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal advocates for democracy in Thailand and countries where he believes the Chinese government threatens people’s human rights and freedom.
Trouble in Paradise

19:45
Opioid Trouble in Himachal Pradesh
India’s northernmost state Himachal Pradesh is in the grips of a heroin crisis, as collateral damage of border state Punjab’s War on Drugs against the alleged Pakistan funded Narco Terrorism.
Influence

13:21
Pakistan's Enforced Disappearances
Mahrang Baloch is an activist using social media to highlight the issue of enforced disappearances in Pakistan. Ethnic Baloch people have been disappearing for two decades, activists say this happens after calling for social justice or independence.
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