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Former guerilla fighter Panchita remembers the heady days of 50 years ago when, with a gun in her stockings, she took to the streets of Havana alongside Che Guevara and Fidel Castro
Moataz Abdo is one of five brothers who run a popular restaurant in Gaza City. Interviewed before the recent Israeli strikes, he describes life in Gaza under the control of the Islamist Hamas movement
Malalai Joya is a member of the Afghan parliament – or she was until she accused it of being full of war criminals. Now in hiding, she still fights for the victims of a brutal regime
Can Jewish settlers in the West Bank live peacefully with their Palestinian neighbours? Rabbi Menachem Froman, orthodox Jew and peacemaker, explains how it might be possible
It's business as usual for residents of Democratic New York City after Obama was elected president of America. Jacqueline Karp ventures into the streets to gauge the atmosphere
Queues don't snake round all corners of America, as Jacqueline Karp finds when she visits East Harlem. She meets one man who is doing his best to get people to vote
