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A Taboo Topic
One of the first international figures to speak out against the practice of bacha bazi, Radhika Coomaraswamy has served as United Nations' undersecretary general, special representative for Children and Armed Conflict since 2006.
April 20, 2010
Q&A With the Producers
Jamie Doran and Najibullah Quraishi investigated this story for more than a year and a half. Quraishi had been a prominent journalist in Afghanistan before being driven into exile. Doran has made dozens of reporting trips to Afghanistan over the years.
April 20, 2010
The FRONTLINE Interview: Lindsey Graham
Graham, South Carolina's senior senator, has traveled with McCain on the campaign trail and has been in "many scrapes" with the Arizona senator on such controversial issues as detainee policy, campaign finance, immigration and the war in Iraq. The two were part of the "Gang of 14," which negotiated a bipartisan compromise to avert the filibuster of judicial nominees.
October 14, 2008
The FRONTLINE Interview: John Weaver
John Weaver was John McCain's longtime aide and chief strategist until July 2007, when McCain ordered a shakeup in his troubled presidential campaign.
October 14, 2008
The FRONTLINE Interview: Orson Swindle
Ever since he first met John McCain in a Hanoi prison cell in 1970, Orson Swindle has remained his friend. He was an adviser to McCain's campaign and spoke at the 2008 Republican National Convention.
October 14, 2008
The FRONTLINE Interview: Mark Salter
Mark Salter has worked for John McCain as a legislative aide, counselor and speechwriter. He has co-written five books with Sen. McCain, including his memoirs, "Faith of My Fathers" and "Worth the Fighting For."
October 14, 2008
Extraordinary Rendition
In a crowded city in northern Egypt, FRONTLINE tracks down a man who was once one of the CIA’s "ghost prisoners" at one of the agency's controversial "black sites."
November 6, 2007
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history of "Memory of the Camps"? Why was it never released and what was Alfred Hitchcock's role in producing it?
May 3, 2005
Map: Where "Memory of the Camps" Was Filmed
The eight Nazi concentration camps and death camps filmed by Allied cameramen in "Memory of the Camps" were home to many of the worst atrocities of the Holocaust.
May 3, 2005
What Viewers Said
On the 20th anniversary of the original airing of "Memory of the Camps," FRONTLINE viewers wrote in to share their reactions to the film.
May 3, 2005
What the Press Said
"Memory of the Camps" will be "the definitive cinematic record of the hell on earth that Hitler created," wrote one reviewer when the film first aired in 1985.
May 3, 2005