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The program consists segments on human rights activists and the United Nations (UN) Declaration of Human Rights; Haitian refugees held by the United States Government at Guantanamo Bay; 'Video Diaries' from the Palestinian occupied territories; the Witness Program of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights distributiion of video cameras to human rights activists around the world; the UN's Truth Commission on El Salvador; and an interview with Elliott Abrams, Reagan State Department official.

the program consists of reports on the impact of the drug war on the rights of individuals, minorities, and the judicial system; Prison Life Magazine, founded by a former drug pusher and an undercover DEA agent, advocates on behalf of prisoners convicted in the "War on Drugs"; and General Barry McCaffrey, President Clinton's drug "Czar," discussing his views on drug policy and the current state of the "War on Drugs".

The Program consists of segments on UN Security Council war crimes tribunal to examine crimes against humanity in Bosnia/Herzegovina and other former Yugoslav republics; Rights & Wrongs asks "Why?" one year later no investigations are underway; an interview with United States human rights expert, Mort Halperin; home video footage from Angola's frontlines; a commentary by Andrew Tyndall on why the television networks have ignored Mexico in their coverage of the NAFTA debate; ands an exclusive interview with Jim Sheridan, director of In the Name of the Father.