Overview
In 2010, more civilians were killed in political, ethnic and criminal violence in Karachi than in terrorist attacks across the whole of Pakistan. While the state seems unable to control the violence, reporter Peter Oborne and director Edward Watts spend time with a few courageous individuals who are risking their lives to hold the line against anarchy in Pakistan's largest city.
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12 - 3Nigeria: Sex, Lies and Black Magic April 08, 2011
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12 - 4Pakistan: Defenders of Karachi April 15, 2011
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12 - 5China's Lost Sons April 22, 2011
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12 - 6Burundi: Boys Behind Bars May 13, 2011
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12 - 7Mexico: Living with Hitmen May 20, 2011
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12 - 8The Battle for Ivory Coast May 27, 2011
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12 - 9Breaking Into Israel June 03, 2011
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12 - 10Indonesias Wildlife Warriors June 10, 2011
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12 - 11South Africa: Trouble in the Townships October 07, 2011
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12 - 12Undercover Syria October 14, 2011
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12 - 13Uganda's Miracle Babies October 21, 2011
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12 - 14Nigeria's Millionaire Preachers October 28, 2011
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12 - 15Russia: Vlad's Army November 04, 2011
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12 - 16Gaza Going for Gold November 11, 2011
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12 - 17India's Child Savers November 18, 2011
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12 - 18Trinidad: Guns, Drugs and Secrets November 25, 2011
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12 - 19Honduras: Diving into Danger December 02, 2011
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12 - 20Australia's Hidden Valley December 09, 2011