The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013

Oyneg Shabbat was the contemporaneous and clandestine project to record the history, life and death of the Jewish Ghetto in Warsaw during World War II.

A guide to Burma’s extraordinary year. What are the challenges for 2013? James Menedez and Soe Win Than presents Changing Burma.

Is it true that Americans hate paying tax? Owen Bennett-Jones explores the reasons why there appears to be such widespread and fierce resistance to taxation.

Natalia Antelava investigates the trafficking of girls within India for sale into marriage or prostitution. Listeners may find some parts of this programme disturbing.

Since 1989, the EU's centre of gravity has shifted from Western Europe - in particular France and Germany - eastwards to former Eastern bloc countries such as Poland. Why?

In Japan the majority of crimes are solved by the use of confessions. But there’s growing concern that too many of these confessions are forced and unsound. Mariko Oi investigates. Nina Robinson producing.

Governments, companies and criminals do it. But in recent years some of the highest profile computer hacks have come from hacktivist groups. Who are they and what motivates them?