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United Nations - "21st Century", is a half-hour, monthly news magazine series produced by United Nations Television.
We focus on under-reported stories from around the world, told through the personal experiences of those affected. Featuring balanced reporting and, often unique access, this award-winning series covers issues from human rights to climate change;
from combatting terrorism to the global migration issue; from health to development.
Cuba’s slave legacy; Congo: running for peace; recycling in New York; women in science
21st Century: Episode #124
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We focus on under-reported stories from around the world, told through the personal experiences of those affected. Featuring balanced reporting and, often unique access, this award-winning series covers issues from human rights to climate change;
from combatting terrorism to the global migration issue; from health to development.
Cuba’s slave legacy; Congo: running for peace; recycling in New York; women in science
21st Century: Episode #124
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