It’s been ninety years since women won the fight to vote, but they’re still struggling for real sexual equality. What’s been achieved since then, and what’s left to battle for?
A musical guide to civil disobedience, which takes us through the ages, looking at the actions of successful demonstrators through from Rosa Parks to Gandhi to the protesters of Tiananmen Square.
How does modern warfare differ from that of the First World War? This film examines how we view the armed forces and asks: has society lost respect for the men and women fighting for our country?
A representative of “Friends of the Earth” shares details about the damage that war causes to the environment. Weapons and chemicals used in warfare destroy wildlife and habitats, and could end up affecting the environment’s longterm recovery.
TrueTube takes to the streets and challenges the public: what would you fight for? How far would you go to achieve peace? Can war ever be justified? Would you break the law for something you believe in?
Chloe Finch from the Countryside Alliance and Christina Bengstall from League Against Cruel Sports argue their opposing points of view on the issue of hunting foxes with dogs and horses.
Illegal trade in animals. Why does it happen? Does it matter? Jessie Coote from Operation Charm explains why consumers should always question what they buy.
Do we love animals more than Humans? Odette Brice talks about her favourite pet Bobby and whether we get carried away with pets also with opinions from the streets.