Peace in the Middle East requires truth-telling; the difference between Jews and Judaism, Zionists and Zionism

Film making can be a powerful medium for truth telling. Lia 's films expose racism in Israel. Lia Tatachansky's film On the Side of the Road, explores the difficult psychological journey made by those Israelis who, like her, grow up as Zionists but later learn about the Nakba, and learn to see Palestinians as fellow humans.

Teall discusses her work, before returning to NZ, as legal advisor to the Chair of the Pacific Small Island Developing States. The Pacific Small Island Developing States are well aware that their very survival depends on the world prioritizing reducing fossil fuel emissions to try to avoid climate catastrophe.

Christchurch Human Rights and Justice Advocate with an Iranian Background -repeat. Remembering some Iranian history, to understand the present: the discover of oil, the overthrow of Mossadegh

The first New Zealanders to become homeless from rising sea levels will be coastal native plants and animals

Editor and Senior Columnist-Black Agenda Report-repeat. Margaret discusses 2 of her BAR articles: a) ISIS—A US Saudi Chicken Come Home to Roost and b) Media Silence on Libya

Gaza-born Palestinian-Australian playwright Samah uses her creative talents, poems and plays, to humanize Palestinians. Samah's play Tales of A City by the Sea has recently won 2 distinguished Drama Awards in Victoria Australia.

Repeat of interview with Australian poet Samah Sabawi about her work and an update on awards that she recently won. Samah uses her creative talents, poems and plays, to humanize Palestinians.Samah's play Tales of A City by the Sea has recently won 2 distinguished Drama Awards in Victoria Australia.

Kathy is about to return to Afghanistan where there is so much devastation and suffering as a result of years of warfare. Many refugees are being forced to return to Afghanistan. Americans need, at least, to face the reality of the harm done by American and NATO warring.

The Monsanto Tribunal was held at The Hague in October of this year. A Court of very distinguished judges heard testimony from farmers and other victims of Monsanto, from around the world. It is hoped that the crime of ecocide can be included in international law.