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One of the award winning stories of The Pearl Report over the past 30 years, "The Body Wars" tells a story of young women who suffered either anorexia or bulimia. As discovered by our reporter, Hong Kong's diet industry happily feeds the fat fear, and there's little help when the desire to control food turns into obsession.

One of the award winning stories of The Pearl Report over the past 30 years, "Unpunished, Unresolved" is about NGOs, members of the Catholic church and a Hong Kong lawmaker trying to find out why there hasn't been much effort put into solving many apparent homicide and abduction cases in The Philippines.

In one of the award winning stories of The Pearl Report over the past 30 years, Missing Moms tells a tragic issue in The Philippines, where 70% of country's the migrants are women who often leave behind their children and husbands, sometimes for many years. Our producer follows the trail, and found broken hearts and broken lives, here and in The Philippines.

One of the award winning stories of The Pearl Report over the past 30 years, Minority Report finds out how young people faced a host of cultural and language challenges and whether extra funding and resource were actually helping to deliver on the official government message of tolerance.

One of the award winning stories of The Pearl Report over the past 30 years, Minority Report finds out how young people faced a host of cultural and language challenges and whether extra funding and resource were actually helping to deliver on the official government message of tolerance.

The Pearl Report is winding up after 30 years on the air. 'Transgender in Hong Kong' is the first of five award-winning programmes that are being aired again.

Some remarkable cars end up abandoned in Hong Kong, left to rust and rot in the countryside. Most people wouldn’t notice, but old car enthusiasts see something special in the weeds.

Some remarkable cars end up abandoned in Hong Kong, left to rust and rot in the countryside. Most people wouldn’t notice, but old car enthusiasts see something special in the weeds.

The first Qipaos were made in the 1600s. They are still worn today, often by Chinese women in leadership positions. Why are they favoured, and how have tailors made the qipao modern?

Being introduced by friends is a thing of the past in modern dating. Now the first steps to love are taken on a smartphone. Dating apps have changed the way people date, and the way traditional dating agencies operate.