From cruising for anonymous sex to not being able to have sex on your own: meet three 20-somethings battling through difficulties to have just the right amount of sex in their lives.

Walls divide citizens from stateless, Jewish from Muslim, haves from have-nots. Meet those held back by borders.

A former US Marine who can't go back to America 'I just wanna jump up, run over and go home, but I can't.'

The story of a local named Sundus: the frustration and anger of living behind the walls of the West Bank.

Sami took the Balkan route to Sweden and brought DW Life Links along for one of the toughest international crossings.

They may be from different parts of the world but Amin, Ka-yeon and Alina share a common challenge: carving out their identities in the face of discrimination and prejudice.

As a child Aminatu (name changed) remembers being held down naked and cut. She suffers pain when she has sex as a result and fears she will for the rest of her life.

For a long time Mariam wouldn't talk about her FGM. She felt alone and withdrew. But reconstructive surgery and the ability to speak openly in Germany has given her hope.

Bintou was a teenager when she 'faced her crocodile' - that's how they imagined FGM in her village. She was in a group of 30 girls. Three girls died. But that wasn't the last traumatic experience in her life with FGM.

Gundo comes from a village in Senegal where it was normal for girls to be cut. But the women and girls living in Dougue were determined to stop the practice. Now they want to convince others to #endFGM.