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9,000 juveniles are detained in adult prisons throughout the Philippines, facing harsh conditions and a cycle of crime and neglect.
Eleven-year-old Natalie has already lost her virginity to a sex tourist for $21, reflecting the grim reality of child prostitution in Madagascar.
In Rio de Janeiro's favelas, children face constant danger from gang violence as the Brazilian army is deployed to combat drug gangs for the first time in 30 years.
In Houston, Texas, a mother searches for her trafficked daughter amid a growing crisis that has made the city a hotspot for child sex trafficking.
Chinese authorities ignore child trafficking, leaving parents like Mr. Sun desperate for help.
China's seafood industry reveals human rights abuses in the international fishing trade.
Cholera first reported in Haiti on October 2nd has led to over 300 deaths and 13,000 hospitalizations.
In Kenya's Shakahola Forest, a Christian death cult led by a charismatic preacher manipulated followers into extreme suffering and starvation in pursuit of salvation.
Texas faces backlash over civil asset forfeiture tactics, uniting unlikely allies against the practice.
Live-streamed child exploitation in the Philippines reveals the disturbing case of a Swiss paedophile sentenced to 10 years for orchestrating abuse through parents.
At Los Angeles International Airport, CBP agents find unusual items in a young man's bag, while HSI conducts a sting operation in Miami involving cocaine hidden in paintings.
Guinea Bissau faces a drug epidemic after cocaine washes ashore, impacting its people.
Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become a battleground for rival drug cartels, leading to a dramatic increase in violence and a surge in the murder rate.
Cocaine trafficking in Europe has surged, with sophisticated smuggling methods and powerful cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel challenging law enforcement efforts.
In June 2005, the Mafia's pervasive influence in Italy is examined through testimonies from gang members, victims, and police officials, highlighting its brutality and connections to the Berlusconi government.
In Colombia, ultra-violent street gangs recruit children as young as ten to engage in drug trafficking, theft, and murder, impacting politics and society.
Celia Umenza leads Indigenous civilians in Colombia to defend their land from armed groups.
Jackie Freeman confronts domestic violence abusers at San Bruno Jail through the Resolve to Stop the Violence program, highlighting the complexities of rehabilitation and accountability.
A woman recounts being gang-raped in Nairobi in 2007, facing a legal system that often fails to support victims of sexual violence.
Villagers in the Democratic Republic of Congo face violent attacks from the Lord's Resistance Army.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
Residents in Rio's favelas face police control and rising costs amid World Cup preparations.
Humberside traffic cops respond to dangerous drivers, animal welfare calls, and a stolen car chase, highlighting the unpredictable nature of road policing.
Irish police officers in Western Australia adapt to new policing challenges while navigating personal adjustments and cultural differences in their expat lives.
In Grimsby, Humberside police conduct a large-scale operation targeting road crime, resulting in the arrest of a teenage drug dealer and the seizure of £120,000 in cannabis.
In East Riding of Yorkshire, PC Glenn Dennis and fellow officers enforce traffic laws against dangerous motorcyclists, highlighting the risks of illegal riding.
In Arizona, nine police officers were shot while rescuing a baby from a gunman armed with a machine gun, an incident that garnered global media attention.
Moldovans protest against government corruption linked to Vlad Filat and a banking scandal.
The murder rate in Trinidad has surged from 100 to 500 annually over the past 15 years, driven by violent gang turf wars.
Corsica has a homicide rate seven times that of mainland France, making it the murder capital of Europe amid escalating gang violence.
A million people were killed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, yet many perpetrators, including a UN employee, remain untried for their alleged roles.
On July 24, 2009, the MV Arctic Sea was boarded off the coast of Sweden by armed men posing as police, raising questions about its true cargo.
Russia's gay community faces limited freedom and ongoing persecution despite recent reforms.
Ten cheetah cubs, taken from the wild, were presented as evidence during the trial of a notorious smuggler in Somaliland's capital, Hargeisa.
American Law Enforcement allows Officers to pull their guns when feeling threatened, raising concerns.
Malaia discusses the ineffective legal system against honor killings in Pakistan.
This story details the Russian soldiers' cleansing operation in Bucha, Ukraine, in 2022.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and helped propel Vladimir Putin to the presidency amid a climate of fear.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and raised suspicions about the Kremlin's involvement in the attacks.
Olive thieves stole 12,000 kilos from Spanish farmers like Antonio Masa, who now patrol their fields at night to protect their harvests.
Safiya appeals her conviction for having an allegedly illegitimate daughter, Adama, under Islamic law.
1.7 million Filipinos use shabu, a drug trade valued at $8.4 billion, with 92% of Manila's barangay neighborhoods affected by illegal substances.
A report reveals racial disparities in traffic tickets issued in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Ransomware attacks, exemplified by the case of Philipp Bosshard's company, reveal the organized structure of cybercriminals like the Lockbit gang and their extortion tactics.
Telegram has emerged as a significant platform for cybercriminals, facilitating the trade of personal data, ID cards, and bank details among scammers.
Seven staff members at a Michigan foster care facility restrained 16-year-old Cornelius Frederick for nearly 12 minutes before he lost consciousness.
95% of around 35,000 online pharmacies operate illegally, selling counterfeit drugs that may contain harmful substances.
A car bomb explosion killed journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, scattering body parts and leaving her family in shock and grief.
