Cluster munitions in Lebanon, a global exploration of antisemitism and Afghanistan's version of American idol...it's the 20th Human Rights Watch International Film Festival. With HRW's Andrea Holley and guest host Amy Costello.

The end of Guantanamo may be near, but it's still not clear what steps the Obama administration will take to close the prison. With the voices of former detainees and HRW's Stacy Sullivan and Letta Tayler.

The CIA torture memos and President Barak Obama's counterterrorism reforms in his first 100 days. With HRW's Stacy Sullivan.

Hamas cracked down on political opponents during -- and after -- the war with Israel. But there's little recourse for victims of the violence. Shelling continues in Sri Lanka's "no-fire zone." With HRW's Anna Neistat and Fred Abrahams.

Human Rights Watch researcher Anneke Van Woudenberg reports from Congo where she documents atrocities on the ground. With the voices of survivors of a massacre at the hands of the Lord's Resistance Army.

The war on drugs is all but lost. So where do we go from here? And we hear about one prisoner's quest for drug treatment behind bars. Featuring HRW's Megan Mclemore and Diederik Lohman.

An update from Sri Lanka and a return to the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival. Can 30,000 plaintiffs from five indigenous Ecuadorian tribes get justice from one of the world’s largest oil producers? Featuring Crude filmmaker Joe Berlinger and HRW’s Arvind Ganesan.