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In June 2003, law and order in the Solomon Islands is completely broken down amid rising murders.
Kidnapping has evolved into a billion-dollar industry, with criminal organizations exploiting virtual abductions and migrant trafficking to maximize profits.
A historic black church sues the Proud Boys, revealing their financial struggles and violent actions.
Timor-Leste faces violent gangs as seven out of ten young men join their ranks.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
Charles Taylor's soldiers, known as The Cannibals, committed extreme acts of violence during Liberia's 1996 civil war, as revealed in rare footage and interviews.
Pagad fights against The Gangsters in the Western Cape to reclaim their communities from violence.
The search for 43 missing students in Mexico highlights a national crisis of disappearances.
A bondsman in the United States faces the consequences of a rescheduled court date as bounty hunters track down fugitives who have skipped their hearings.
More than 130 Customs and Border Protection officials have been arrested, charged, or convicted of corruption in the last dozen years.
Leonard Glenn Francis, a defense contractor, orchestrated a bribery scandal involving cash and sex workers to secure lucrative contracts with the US Navy.
Tate & Lyle imports large volumes of sugar from Cambodia amid serious human rights allegations.
A child pornography group named Loli Candy operated within one of 640 million closed Facebook groups, involving 7,000 members who communicated via Facebook and WhatsApp.
The January 6th Capitol riots' first public hearing reveals law enforcement's failures and questions the pre-planning of the attack, highlighting intelligence lapses.
One in four individuals who leave the care system in the UK end up homeless, facing significant challenges and systemic failures.
In Mexico, narco pilots have been transporting drugs for cartels since the 1990s, earning up to $12,000 per flight while facing significant risks.
Katie Worth questions the reliability of DNA evidence in criminal cases and its public perception.
Two Japanese activists face a possible 10-year prison sentence for exposing corruption in the country's scientific whaling program.
Father Cullen has rescued children from the sex industry as young as 13 years old while investigating child trafficking in the Philippines.
In El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele's crackdown on Mara gangs has led to the establishment of CECOT, a mega-prison housing 12,000 of the country's most violent criminals.
Bounty hunters face a rigorous test of athleticism as they pursue a skilled individual known as the "chaser" in a high-stakes competition.
In Nuevo Laredo, Mexican children are increasingly recruited as child soldiers by drug cartels, highlighting the devastating impact of ongoing drug wars along the border.
Ten-year-old girls are offered for sex in Cambodia's notorious brothel district, where poverty drives children into the sex trade.
130 children live in Sun Village, China's only orphanage for the children of parents executed by the state.
In January 2024, an Ecuadorian prosecutor was shot dead while investigating narco gangs, which are classified as terrorist organizations.
The Italian Job reveals the scandal of Parmalat and Mr. Tanzi's exploitation of Italians.
In Honduras, hundreds of women have gone missing after being lured to Mexico with false job promises, only to be forced into the sex industry.
A 14,000 percent increase in the use of safe consumption rooms for crack smoking has been reported in Düsseldorf amid rising addiction rates.
Mumbai's nightlife faces a police crackdown, with young clubbers arrested under outdated laws and accused of prostitution, impacting their lives significantly.
72 murders were recorded in the Bahamas by mid-2011, marking a significant rise in violent crime across the islands.
Sam Bankman-Fried's cryptocurrency exchange FTX was valued at $32 billion before its collapse, resulting in losses of at least $30 billion.
The Mexican Sinaloa cartel traffics crystal meth from Chinese and Indian factories worldwide.
Human trafficking linked to Chinese cyber-scam operations in Cambodia reveals the exploitation and torture of victims, with connections to the Cambodian elite.
This Informer reveals secrets from inside WhatsApp about child protection failures at Meta.
Glaidson Acacio, the Bitcoin Pharaoh, faces charges while claiming to help the local community.
From late November 2005 to May 2006, seven racially motivated murders occurred in Russia, including the killing of 28-year-old student Sambber Lampsar.
Families search for missing teens in Eureka, Utah, leading to a murder trial and death penalty debate.
A few thousand supporters gather for a rally in Malaysia, calling for reform just days before Anwar Ibrahim's arrest amid rising political tensions.
Over 5 million people have died in the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to years of conflict, with sexual violence used as a weapon of war.
Sky News reports on deportees in El Salvador after President Trump's crackdown on gang violence.
Minova becomes a refuge for displaced families facing hunger and violence in the DRC.
The number of people monitored pre-conviction in Los Angeles increased from 24 in 2015 to 1,284 in 2021, reflecting a growing trend in electronic surveillance.
A four-year-old girl named Serina was found dead in 2000, her skeleton missing hands and feet, believed to be linked to a trade in human body parts.
A British father risks his life to expose the groomers who lured his 16-year-old daughter into prostitution in Amsterdam's sex industry.
Marc Dutroux's trial in March 2004 raises questions about protection by the Belgian legal system.
3,000 people died during the military's brutal suppression of the pro-democracy movement in 1988, a backdrop to Myanmar's ongoing heroin trade.
George Speight leads a violent takeover of the Fijian government amid ethnic unrest in 2000.
Ryan Scott, a fake priest, swindles victims while performing baptisms and taking confession.
