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The long wait for justice is almost over as the Khmer Rouge trial begins in Cambodia.
Four bullets were found in the body of Carlton Maina, a 23-year-old student shot by police in Kibera, Nairobi, on December 21, 2018.
More than 160 kidnappings occur each month in Haiti, where violent gangs operate freely amid widespread poverty and systemic corruption.
In November 2009, tens of thousands of children are kidnapped and sold in China each year.
A wealthy Asian girl is kidnapped in Vancouver, but police track the assailants after they mistakenly use her cell phone.
88,000 kidnapped wives have been found and released in China over the past five years, revealing a troubling resurgence of an ancient practice.
Kabul's kidnapping gangs pose a new threat to families, targeting children for ransom amid ongoing violence from the Taliban and instability in Afghanistan.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
Kids On Ice reveals the crystal meth epidemic affecting rural Australia and its youth.
Russian soldiers mistakenly cross the Border into Ukraine, raising serious concerns and risks for journalists.
In a murder investigation, police officer Tamgo Nimne states that villagers believe eliminating a suspected sorcerer makes them feel safe.
Researchers estimate that foreigners pay millions of rand in bribes to South African police each year, amid widespread reports of abuse and corruption.
Ramsey Denison's film screening is blocked by the Las Vegas Police Department in Vegas.
Criminal gangs and cartels in Brazil, Venezuela, and Peru are escalating violence and homicide rates, prompting increased U.S. military and diplomatic engagement in Latin America.
21 Sheriff's Department officials, including whistleblower James Sexton, were convicted for corruption and misconduct linked to Lee Baca's leadership.
Thousands of Yazidi women and children were taken as slaves during the Islamic State's invasion of the Sjar region in August 2014.
Juarez faces extreme violence with over 11,000 murders, surpassing Syria's death toll.
El Salvador faces a surge in violence, nearing the highest homicide rate globally, surpassing Honduras.
In 1998, a man in a suburban area of Scotland gained notoriety for performing sexual acts in public and attacking teenage girls, earning him the nickname "Loch Ness Monster."
Crystal Trible from Beach Terrace discusses her dreams and the cycle of incarceration in her community.
Twenty-five knives were collected from Leytonstone in a community effort to reduce knife crime and promote safety among families.
Between $4 billion and $10 billion was stolen by General Sani Abacha during his five-year rule in Nigeria, prompting a government effort to recover the funds.
A lorry driver’s distraction by a mobile phone leads to a fatal crash on the M3, resulting in the death of a 23-year-old woman and subsequent legal repercussions.
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering Brian Thompson, CEO of a major US health insurance company, has become a controversial figure symbolizing the fight for health equity.
In Madagascar, young girls accused of minor crimes are imprisoned without trial, often for years, as journalist Datshiane Navanayagam investigates their plight.
The Camorra mafia clan rules Naples, resorting to violence to maintain control over the city.
Najib Razak is charged with abuse of power in the 1MDB scandal, as China cedes to the US.
A man in a mental health crisis climbs a high-voltage power pylon in a dramatic standoff that prompts a rapid response from emergency services.
Mohammad Bashir was sentenced to life in prison for plotting a terror attack on the UK Defence Academy alongside Jihad al Shamie, who later attacked a Manchester synagogue.
Maria Ressa warns Facebook about Duterte's fake accounts and disinformation in the Philippines.
Last year, 445 pirate attacks were recorded globally, resulting in 359 seamen taken hostage and 21 murdered.
Last year, 24 young men were killed in Marseille, a city struggling with gang violence and high rates of drug trafficking.
In Wimbledon, Detective Sergeant Mick Randall investigates a series of nighttime burglaries involving masked intruders who evade capture through hidden escape routes.
Hong Kong's new law criminalizes chanting this, leading to mass arrests of pro-democracy activists.
Joaquín Guzmán's mother shares her perspective on her son's notorious life and actions.
Over 70 people have been shot in Chicago since a meeting aimed at addressing the city's escalating violence took place.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller assembles a top legal team to investigate President Trump.
Three days a week, visitors can stay overnight at San Antonio Prison, where inmates enjoy amenities like a swimming pool and family gatherings.
Forty percent of the world's ships are flagged in former US colonies, allowing wealthy owners to bypass regulations and minimize costs.
Thousands attend Pastor Ricky Rush's megachurch in Dallas, while former members accuse him of sexual assault and creating a culture of abuse.
Mexico sees another year of record violence fueled by the CJNG and powerful U.S. sniper rifles.
The murder rate in Cancun has doubled in one year, raising fears among locals and threatening the tourism industry.
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, was killed by the Mexican army on February 22, 2026, escalating violence linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
In February 2021, Mexico recorded almost 28,000 COVID-19 deaths, leading to a 700% increase in demand for at-home oxygen tanks.
Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels has resulted in over 450,000 deaths and 125,000 displacements since 2006, highlighting a national crisis of violence and corruption.
In Mexico, nearly ninety thousand individuals are imprisoned without trial due to mandatory pre-trial detention policies amid the ongoing war on drugs.
According to a 2023 study, up to 185,000 people work directly or indirectly in the Mexican drug trade, which could account for 2% of the country's GDP.
Mexico faces record violence in 2020, despite the pandemic's impact on crime rates.
