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Wikipedia / Unreported World

Unreported World is a British foreign affairs programme made by ITN Productions and broadcast by Channel 4 in the United Kingdom, first broadcast on 8 September 2000. Over the course of the programme, reporters have travelled to dangerous locations all over the world in an attempt to uncover stories usually ignored by global media outlets. It is a critically acclaimed series on the lives of people in some of the fastest-changing areas of the world.

Series overview

Episodes

Series 1 (2000)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 2 (2001)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 3 (2002)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 4 (2002)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews Note: may be incomplete

Series 5 (2003)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews Note: may be incomplete

Series 6 (2003)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 7 (2004)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 8 (2004)

Series Producer: Eamonn Matthews

Series 9 (2005)

Series Producer: Flora Gregory

Series 10 (2005)

Series Producer: Flora Gregory

Series 11 (2006)

Series 12 (2006)

Series 13 (2007)

Series Editor: Ed Braman

Series 14 (2007)

Series 15 (2008)

Series 16 (2008)

Series 17 (2009)

Series 18 (2009)

Series 19 (2010)

Series 20 (2010)

Series 21 (2011)

Series 22 (2011)

Series 23 (2012)

Series 24 (2012)

Series 25 (2013)

Series 26 (2013)

Series 27 (2014)

Series 28 (2014)

Series 29 (2015)

Series 30 (2015)

Series 31 (2016)

Series 32 (2016)

Series 33 (2017)

Series 34 (2017)

Series 35 (2018)

Series 36 (2018)

Series 37 (2019)

Series 38 (2019)

Series 39 (2020)

Series 40 (2021)

Series 41 (2021)

Series 42 (2022)

Series 43 (2022)

Series 44 (2023)

Series 45 (2023)

Series 46 (2024)

Series 47 (2024)

Series 48 (2025)

Series 49 (2025)

Series 50 (2026)

International

In the United States, the series aired on Fusion on 11 November 2015. For the US version, it was hosted by Dan Lieberman, Kimberly Brooks, and Mariana Atencio. The episodes were randomised and chosen from the more recent seasons.

Awards

  • Award for the Global Defence of Human Rights Recipient, 2007 - International Service

  • The 2011 episode Undercover Syria won a BAFTA award.

References