Justice

Erdogan's Turkey under the surface in an in-depth and highly topical film about power and international politics.

CPH:DOX and the think tank Justitia present an interactive trial, where you are the judge in a recent and real-world criminal case.

Eight-year-old Sasha was born as a boy, but would like to be the little girl she always felt she was. Her parents take on the challenge of facing the outside world.

Eva Mulvad's heart-rending film about a small Iranian family's escape in the name of love.

A murder shakes up the small microcosm among the sex workers that live and work in the motor homes along the German motorways.

The women of the music industry speak up with rape accusations against 'the godfather of hip-hop', the music world's answer to Harvey Weinstein.

Between chaos and hope among the paperless refugees in the streets of Paris, where the system and humanity itself are under great pressure.

It is easier to escape from North Korea than to be allowed to return again for a woman, who becomes an involuntary pawn in a dramatic geopolitical power game.

Life in an Iranian prison for women tells us just as much about the society outside its walls as it does about crime and punishment.

Both women and men share their stories about sexual abuse in a film, which with simple and intelligent means creates a unique space for reflection.

Lawyers with their moral compass facing in the right direction drag Trump to court in four cases, which are all about insisting on basic human rights.

A series of racist murders on immigrants has terrified Germany, but the relatives of the victims speak out in protest when the perpetrators are sentenced.

A city walk by Weirdwalks around Copenhagen's dark and criminal underbelly.

Does the fight for the climate define new rules for civil disobedience? Yes – if you ask the controversial and charismatic ecological activist Paul Watson.