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The last chance to see. In early February, the Russian BBC service expires licensed rights to 50 films from the series "World of Man". This series of films, created by independent documentaries with the support of The Why Foundation in cooperation with the BBC World News, tells people from a wide variety of parts of the world, including people who are undeservedly deprived of the attention of the press.

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Female sexual circumcision in Tanzania is prohibited. However, in the northern regions of the country, many families still adhere to the barbaric tradition, and conduct these crippling operations to both newborn girls and adolescents. Often, parents do this for the ransom that they receive from the groom's family if the bride is cut off. This film will tell you about one of the most daring women in Africa - Roby Samvelli, who was not afraid to resist wild customs, and created a house of hope for girls who are facing a circumcision ceremony, and then a violent marriage.

The content from YouTube is over, 2 every summer in the settlement of Gypsy Roma in Croatia is a beauty contest. Several brave girls dispute the right to be called the queen of beauty, Miss Roma. But what if Miss Roma does not dream of a prince, his hand and heart, but about finishing his studies and getting a profession? The BBC documentary tells the personal stories of young girls from a gypsy settlement in Croatia-and the history of a whole generation of young people who grow up in an environment that does not promise any reliable life prospects.

The family is rented. Why do the Japanese rent relatives and friends for themselves? YouTube content is over, 3 from the side may seem that Ruyty Itinokawa leads the most ordinary life - he has a job, a family and a house in a suburbs of Tokyo. And he also has a secret that even his wife does not know about. Ryuti is the owner of the company called “I want to cheer you up”, where everyone can take a family or friends for themselves.

Such companies are gaining more and more popularity in Japan. But why can a person need to rent relatives? Baghdad unforgettable. Iraqi Jews are trying to return the memory of the city, which they had a house to skip content from YouTube, 4 Allow Google YouTube content? The content from YouTube is over, 4 picnics on the shore of a full -flowing tiger, balls, called evenings in the royal palace - such was the life of Baghdad Jews a century ago.

But with the whirlwind of political events in the middle of the twentieth century, pogroms, torture, execution and departure of property were included in their lives. In just one generation, a huge diaspora broke up, and Baghdad Jews, like their biblical ancestors, scattered around the world. YouTube content is over, 5 in Morocco sexual relations outside of marriage are prohibited by law, and society condemns women entering into such a connection.

But what is the fate of the children of single mothers? This film will tell the story of one woman. YouTube content is over, 6 famous British neurosurgeon Henry Marsh for the first time arrived in Ukraine in the year, and was amazed at huge queues in hospitals and a general decline in which the country's health system was. The medical cases that he had to encounter in the SBU hospital in Kyiv had not seen at that time in British practice, however, Henry could not pass by, and began to help local doctors, bring them equipment from the UK and conduct operations for free.

Together with their Ukrainian colleague, Dr. Igor Kurilz, they cured many patients, for whose cases other doctors did not even want to undertake. YouTube content is over, 7 in Kanpur, a city in India with a more than three millionth population, frequent disconnections of electricity - due to dilapidated infrastructure or due to non -payments - have long become commonplace.

While the local energy company is trying by all means to establish timely charging payments, the cunning townspeople have learned to illegally connect to electricity by raising wires to power cables. The landscaping of the desert. The content from YouTube is over, 8 countries of the Middle East and North Africa are increasingly faced with a lack of fresh water, and therefore import most of the food.

British engineer Bill Watts and a team of experts from different European countries combined efforts to deploy a real oasis in the sugar desert: greenhouses working on sea water and solar energy capable of providing nearby areas with vegetables and fruits, fresh water and electricity. But the construction of the complex in the degree heat under the scorching sun of the desert is not an easy task, and it seems that a drop of sweat will have to pay for each drop of pure water.

Cambodian drive.The content from YouTube is over, 9 very colorful and cinematic history of the musical project Cambodian Space Project. The Australian musician Julien Pololson and the Cambodian singer Sray Tahi met in OM, in Karaoke Bar in Phnopen. Their first concerts took place in the rice fields of Cambodia, they sang at the elephant’s birthday, and then conquered the most fashionable club platforms of the European capitals, spun half the world and showed everyone what the real Khmer rock and roll.

In a film inspired by the classic Cambodian cinema of the X, a love and creative search story is shown against the background of the history of Cambodian culture and the country as a whole. Pink sari.

The content from YouTube is over, 10 Get to know the movement of the pink gang. This is a group of women dressed in bright pink sari who fight against the patriarchal caste system in India and protect minor girls and young women from sexual violence and forced marriage. More documentaries of the BBC-here.