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Manteros are named after the blankets they sell their ware on. For these illegal city-sellers, life is an everyday dodge to avoid police and Spanish laws. One charity has an alternative.

If opening your mouth can get you in trouble... maybe you don't have to. Kenya's most vulnerable girls have a confidential outlet in the form of these tiny wooden boxes.

From trash to treasure: the men cleaning up Russia's illegal dumps one by one. The simplest actions make the most colossal difference to future generations.

Patients in Bolivia don't trust modern medicine, they prefer going to healers instead. One hospital has opened its doors to an unusual alliance.

Lagos, Nigeria is an African city with a major crime problem, but one young man is building an unexpected army to battle the criminals around him. Don't forget to look up.

Tan, part-time banker, part-time conductor draws in some of Thailand's most talented musicians to cater to an unexpected audience. Follow the music for a completely different experience of the city.

Ecuador's 2017 Elections have elected their first President in a wheelchair. And it seems fitting in a country that has some awesome voting rights laws for the disabled. World, take notice!

March 31st is International Transgender Day of Visibility and with all the struggles the trans community must go through, here are 3 refreshingly positive stories from this week.

French politician Francois Fillon certainly loves himself a billionaire, as apparently those friendships work out quite well for his wardrobe.

California will soon be voting on becoming America's first sanctuary state. However, fighting for immigrants' safety has been a long battle with the federal government and most recently, Trump.

Black real estate has left hundreds homeless across St. Petersburg. This unlikely 66-year-old tour guide is now building a future from the ruins of fraud. Want to sign up for the real Russian experience?

We followed a group of Anti-Brexit brits from Manchester as they headed off to the capital to join in the biggest march against Brexit.

Vanesa spent 16 hours on Whatsapp every day until her addiction reached a breaking point. After rehab, she has a lot to say about the allure of the app.

When Parisian authorities placed sharp boulders in an area to keep migrants from sleeping there, some citizens grabbed a chisel and took back the nickname, City of Love.

How did one woman get 7 million products to give away to Spaniards in need? She saw an awesome opportunity when she realized just how much companies throw away.

Deep in Siberia, one man's sole mission is to sustain the gorgeous Yakutian horses that roam the land... and he is one of the last to do it.

Deep in Siberia, one man's sole mission is to sustain the gorgeous Yakutian horses that roam the land... and he is one of the last to do it.

If it's true what they say, that you can judge a man by the way he treats animals, then this is no doubt the greatest guy in the world.

Follow Anna and Salbu in New York City on Election Night and feel it all over again.

Reemna is not just an iron woman, she's a local legend.

The story of a trash truck driver who has collected thousands of thrown-away books and made a library out of his home for the poorer community.

These young Gypsies use journalism to counter stereotypes associated to their people.

The tough times faced by Igor growing up in an orphanage made stand up for other orphanages. Today he is the director of all Kyrgyzstan's orphanages.

Lagarder Danciu a homeless activist gives a tour of Madrid from the streets to show hoe homeless people live all year long.

Roma in Italian camps are shunning those in their nomadic community who choose to leave their camps for housing in better conditions.