Teymoor Nabili looks at how the Thai government is butting heads with the multinational pharmaceutical giants.

Season 5 of 101 East premiered on Sept, 2015.

We investigate the long-term effects of the 2011 tsunami, including a potential cancer threat for Fukushima's children.

"Indonesia is the world’s biggest tin exporter but for poverty stricken miners, the costs are deadly. "

Neglected and mistreated, endangered animals are dying inside Indonesia's disease-ridden Surabaya Zoo.

We venture into the crime-ridden neighbourhoods of the Philippines to examine if a new law can get rid of gun violence.

We explore the plight of thousands of children working in the dangerous coal mines of India’s Meghalaya state.

We join an annual tribal dolphin hunt in the Solomon Islands and ask whether this ancient practice should be stopped.

Thailand's Moken tribe foresaw and survived the 2004 tsunami, but are the traditions that saved them being abandoned?

Deadly clashes between poor garment workers and police are threatening to cripple Cambodia's largest export industry.

As saltwater crocodiles stalk Australia's waterways, we investigate if they should be culled to curb attacks on humans.

We go behind the scenes with the man tipped to become Indonesia's next president – governor of Jakarta, Joko Widodo.

101 East explores methamphetamine abuse in Australia often resulting in violent assaults and mental health breakdowns.

101 East goes on the campaign trail with Narendra Modi, the man tipped to be the next Prime Minister of India.

As witch-hunts and sorcery killings spread across Papua New Guinea, 101 East investigates shocking human rights abuses.

After Singapore's first riot in decades, locals ask hard questions about the migrant worker abuse.

A two-part series follows ethnic Nepalese after they were expelled by Bhutan and found themselves stateless.

"In the second of a two-part special on ‘Bhutan’s Forgotten People’, 101 East follows Sabitra Biswa as she leaves a refugee camp in Nepal for a new life in the United States. Sabitra was one of 100,000 ethnic Nepalese forced out of Bhutan in the early 1990s in what many describe as systematic ethnic cleansing."

101 East looks at the rising rates of mental health problems among Australian veterans of the war in Afghanistan.

The development of robots that could save lives is an unparalleled breakthrough, but what if they also could kill?

Hong Kong’s press was once the most free in Asia, but many believe it is under attack from the central government.

As Thailand reels from its 12th military coup, what will it take to break the dangerous divide in this polarized nation?

Malaysia’s violent ganglands are luring many ethnic indians struggling to fit into a segregated society.

A Nepalese doctor takes an Indonesian woman under his tutelage and brings the gift of sight to the world's destitute.

The Spratly Islands in the South China Sea are resource rich and claimed by vying countries.