Can you imagine that a thief, a rapist or any other criminal could be arrested today even before he commits his crime? This sci-fi scenario is already partly an established  reality in Los Angeles, ...

How to provide care to prisoners? In this rare investigation, our journalist was able to film the nurses and doctors of La Chaux-de-Fonds prison, Switzerland. Prisons are not designed to be treatment ...

They are between 16 and 72 years of age and some of them speak out for the first time ever. Most incest victims, children of silence and pain, use raw and heavy words to speak about child abuse, in ...

Unsolved crimes or cold cases benefit the ongoing advances in forensic medicine. But in Switzerland, the 30-year statute of limitations that de facto puts an end to investigations often leaves the ...

How could being an orphan mean forced commitment to psychiatric hospitals for young adults? In Switzerland, in the 1950s, a psychiatric clinic could have one third of so-called "socially ill" ...

7 x 22' - From her office in the archives room, a journalist unearths the stories of extraordinary personalities who, sometimes a long time ago, made the headlines of the Swiss press. Seven now ...

When exactly does a flattering comment breaks up the limits of sexism? How does one say loud and clear what is acceptable and what is not? Is a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment possible in ...

Who are the animal rights activists calling for an antispeciesist revolution? Over the past few years, they have illegally occupied slaughterhouses, freed animal held in poor conditions, smashed up ...

This is the second and last episode of our report following the daily life of specialized educators in charge of Pascal, Manuel or Claire. These young people, all of whom have committed crimes, are ...

How far can the greed of slum landlords go? This investigation into the living conditions of Filipino workers in Geneva reveals a sordid traffic in which an apartment can be rented by the room at ...