[en] In the last two decades, through technological, experimental and theoretical advances, the situation in experimental low-energy fission studies has changed dramatically. With the use of advanced production and detection techniques, much more detailed fission information can be obtained for traditional regions of fission research and, very importantly, new regions of nuclei have become accessible for fission studies. This contribution will review the recent fission experiments in very neutron-deficient nuclei in the lead region, spanning from Pt to Bi isotopes. Three complementary methods of fission studies in this region will be discussed: low-energy beta-delayed fission and Coulex-induced fission, and higher-energy fusion-fission reactions induced by charged particles. This document is made up of an abstract and the slides of the presentation. (author)