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A controversial police program in Denmark is trying to change the minds of radicalised young people by supporting them rather than outcasting them. Tuesday’s Dateline asks if terrorism can be stopped by offering extremists empathy instead of punishment.
In Australia, like most Western countries, newspaper readership is rapidly declining, but in India the newspaper industry is experiencing an incredible boom. Rising literacy rates and a growing economy have created a new generation of readers hungry for their own stories.
Coming to Australia as a teenager, she kept her past a secret. Afraid and unsure of what others would think.
In El Salvador, home of the bloodiest gang violence in the world, someone is killed almost every hour, mostly over petty gang feuds or small-time extortions.
The Darién Gap is a 150 km stretch of mountainous wilderness on the border of Colombia and Panama - home to drug traffickers, kidnappers, wild jaguars and lethal snakes.
This weeks Dateline looks at one of the extreme methods South Korea looks to for curving their high suicide rates – fake funerals.
Hong Ung grew up and went to school in Western Sydney – part of one of the many thousands of families displaced by the khmer rouge
Locking an innocent person behind bars for 3 years is a travesty. For a 16 year old, it’s a nightmare.