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A Ukrainian AP video journalist witnesses the aftermath of a bombing at a maternity hospital in Mariupol, where chaos and cries for help fill the air.
Saint Petersburg experiences a rise in hate crimes driven by ultra-nationalist groups like the Slav's Union, targeting non-Russian individuals, including children.
Refugees reveal how extortion and taxes drive ISIS's economy in the Islamic caliphate.
Over 1300 prisoners await execution in the Philippines under Ping Lacson's controversial campaign.
In Cape Town's Cape Flats, pupils, parents, and teachers struggle to survive amid escalating violence from drug gangs, with military intervention proving ineffective.
A coalition of right-wing parties forms Israel's new government, prompting protests from a minority who oppose the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Avigor Lieberman.
Over three days in 2010, more than 70 civilians were killed during a military operation to capture drug kingpin Christopher 'Dudus' Coke in Kingston, Jamaica.
One hundred thousand corpses lie beneath the hills of Guatemala, victims of a genocide that the US government funded in the early 1980s.
10,000 people were arrested in Serbia's largest police operation, targeting organized crime and the Mafia's influence following the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
A veteran undercover police officer shares his experiences infiltrating Britain's dangerous gangs.
Israeli criminal gangs and Bedouin smugglers exploit thousands of women from the former Soviet Union, forcing them into prostitution in Tel Aviv's brothels.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
60,000 men, women, and children have flocked to the gold mines of Dilwal, where many children work in dangerous conditions for as little as $4 a day.
This feature looks into Cambodia scarred by Pol Pot's devastating legacy and ongoing struggles.
The Aum cult resurfaces in Japan, raising fears of a repeat of the 1995 sarin attack.
Glenn Carle, a former CIA officer, reveals that he was instructed to use torture methods on a high-ranking al-Qaeda member shortly after September 11.
More than 20 children are on death row in Yemen, facing execution despite laws prohibiting the execution of anyone under 18 years old.
Brazil's prison system, particularly at the Central Prison of Porto Alegre, reveals inhumane conditions and urgent calls for reform from inmates suffering in medieval-like environments.
Willie Chotzen argues for defendants' rights in Multnomah County amid a public defender shortage.
The Firestone rubber plantation in Liberia became a battleground during the civil war, as former employees recount the chaos and fear experienced on that pivotal day.
Foday Sankoh refuses to disarm in Sierra Leone while holding UN peacekeepers hostage.
Nancy Duong recounts fond memories and threats faced by her murdered journalist brother.
Law and order in the Solomon Islands is completely broken down, with rampant murders and gang rule.
A Somali pirate describes a hijacking, stating, "We climbed aboard and demanded the captain stop," as piracy thrives in a lawless region.
Tens of thousands of mourners have walked hundreds of kilometers to Benazir Bhutto's grave since her assassination in 2007, reflecting national turmoil.
On June 8th, police fired live ammunition at unarmed students protesting in Port Moresby, leaving at least eight hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
Over 100 ex-officials have been killed or abducted by Taliban fighters in the last three months as the group struggles to maintain control in Afghanistan.
Since July 2013, promoting homosexuality has been a criminal offense in Russia, leading to increased police presence at events like Queer Fest in St Petersburg.
The Filipino government struggles to save hostages from the 'Bearer of the Sword' group.
Thaksin Shinawatra faces corruption accusations while campaigning for Thai Prime Minister in 2001.
Every year, the Dutch government spends 6 million euros on clean-up operations for toxic waste from illegal drug production.
Fraudulent schemes targeting army veterans expose the devastating impact of financial crimes, leaving victims destitute and highlighting the urgent need for awareness.
A 16-year-old military commission at Guantanamo Bay faces unprecedented legal challenges as attorneys represent Ammar al-Baluchi, linked to the 9/11 attacks.
Mexico's drug war, marked by escalating violence and economic decline, prompts critiques from ex-foreign minister Jorge Castaneda as fear grips daily life.
Kathy Burke examines the intersection of crime and healthcare in Britain, highlighting social injustices faced by communities through real-life stories.
A man armed with a knife injured 11 people during a violent rampage on a train traveling from Doncaster to London’s King's Cross.
Daisy Maskell demonstrates the impact of drink spiking in a radical experiment across the UK.
Gangs and militias have a deadly grip on Brazil, tracked by the Fogo Cruzado app.
America's Blind Eye reveals US dealings with Afghan drug lords amid the War on Terror.
A young woman from Moldova risks slavery to escape poverty and reach Europe for work.
In August 1998, a report reveals the chilling case of an 11-year-old boy kidnapped by the Mafia in San Giuseppe, highlighting their brutal influence in Italy.
36,000 migrants arrived on the island of Lampedusa last year, as Italy's immigration laws shifted to criminalize undocumented individuals.
Three women are killed by an intimate partner every day in the United States, with access to firearms increasing the risk of homicide by 500%.
Outlaw Laboratory has sent legal letters to small businesses in at least 12 states, demanding settlements of up to $10,000 over the sale of sexual enhancement pills.
British and Australian mercenaries train the Medellin Cartel to fight against the Government.
HMS Trent has seized half a billion dollars worth of cocaine over five months of operations targeting drug smuggling in the Caribbean.
The Wirecard scandal reveals how CEO Markus Braun misled investors and regulators, resulting in the disappearance of $2 billion from the German payment processing company.
Over $30 million in fake currency is estimated to be hidden in a residential area of El Salvador, linked to Peru's counterfeit dollar production.
