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Nujood Ali, the youngest bride in Yemen, fights for her freedom after enduring abuse.
Eleven-year-old Natalie has already lost her virginity to a sex tourist for $21, reflecting the grim reality of child prostitution in Madagascar.
Watch Russian children train for the Special Forces in military camps starting at age ten.
Children are trafficked to the Arab Emirates for camel racing, living in bondage as jockeys.
In Indonesia, government estimates indicate that 25 percent of children over the age of 3 have tried cigarettes, highlighting a significant public health crisis.
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.
Thousands of Syrians escape to Lebanon, facing deadly conditions in refugee camps.
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.
In June 2016, Norway passed legislation allowing children as young as six to change their gender by self-identifying, as exemplified by Anna from Høgus.
8 million Syrians are displaced as children in Damascus navigate life amid violence and loss, facing trauma and uncertainty every day.
In Orkesh, Syrian Kurdistan, four French children of ISIS fighters, including Adem Clain, share their experiences while awaiting repatriation from deradicalisation centres.
In Benin, where voodoo is an official religion, impoverished families often sell their children to repay debts incurred during voodoo initiation ceremonies.
More than 400 protesters in Chile suffer eye injuries from police violence during demonstrations.
Kazakhstan's strategic position between Russia and China highlights its efforts to balance relationships while navigating historical ties and modern geopolitical challenges.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
Shanghai's property market surges in September, highlighting economic changes and income disparity in China.
US foreign policy in Latin America, shaped by immigration, drug flows, and competition with China, is analyzed by Brian Winter in light of recent actions by the Trump administration.
China's one-child policy has created a demographic imbalance, leaving one in five men unable to find partners, with significant cultural and economic implications.
Military-style camps in China train thousands of children, as young as six, to foster discipline and patriotism amid rising nationalism.
China's new law aimed at protecting ethnic unity has drawn criticism from Human Rights Watch's Elaine Pearce for potentially increasing control over minority groups.
Growing discontent among young people in China highlights the gap between President Xi Jinping's promises of prosperity and the harsh realities of economic stagnation and high unemployment.
China's gray zone warfare is intensifying in the South China Sea, challenging regional stability and prompting responses from the US and allies like Japan and the Philippines.
China's limited involvement in the Iran conflict raises questions about its influence in the Middle East, prompting Gulf leaders to reassess their reliance on Beijing for security.
Chinese authorities ignore child trafficking, leaving parents like Mr. Sun desperate for help.
Beijing's new ethnic unity law prioritizes Mandarin in education and public life, raising concerns among minority activists and Taiwan about its implications for rights and dissent.
A Harvard survey estimates nearly 6,000 deaths from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, far exceeding the official toll of 64.
China experiences a 'psycho-boom' as mental health discussions grow post-COVID-19.
China's underground music scene features rappers and punk rock veterans risking censorship to express their views on societal issues amid increasing government control.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's rare visit to North Korea for talks with Kim Jong Un highlights the complex dynamics between China, North Korea, and rising tensions with the US.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei discusses his views on freedom of speech, AI, and defense spending during an interview with Cathy Newman after returning to China.
In China, 80% of children grow up abandoned as parents seek factory jobs in cities.
Chen Guan Bao hosts a controversial event for New York's homeless in Central Park.
As the United States celebrates 250 years of independence, Chris Hedges examines the nation's achievements and contradictions in relation to its founding principles.
Thousands of dalits in India are converting to Christianity to escape oppression, prompting backlash from the ruling Hindu nationalist party in Gujarat.
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.
In Islamabad, 500 Christian families face dire conditions and increased anxiety after a church attack.
William Ayers discusses his involvement in the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War and expresses his belief that more action is needed to address ongoing injustices.
Chukotka's people face starvation without whale meat due to IWC hunting restrictions.
ChurchMilitant.com has grown from a small team of three or four to a 35-person operation, reaching an estimated 1.5 million viewers each month.
In Bremen, Germany, pastor Anja navigates the complexities of providing church asylum to refugees facing deportation amid increasing scrutiny from authorities.
Cindy Sheehan's protest outside George W. Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas, in August 2005 attracted tens of thousands demanding answers about her son Casey's death in Iraq.
Female genital mutilation affects millions of girls annually in Africa, with 15% facing fatal consequences, despite increasing opposition to the practice.
In June 2009, Iraq's dark cells now house homeless families instead of women prisoners.
Susan Jacobson has run her barber shop in Clacton-on-Sea for 28 years, where clients discuss the changes in their town since Brexit.
A Jobcentre advisor reported a target of three claimants per week to refer for sanctions, leading to significant financial hardship for vulnerable individuals.
Occupy Wall Street activists, historians, and economists debate the entrenched power dynamics in America, highlighting the struggle between the 1% and the 99%.
A report by 'Die Welt' reveals that the US plans to withdraw key military assets from NATO, potentially creating significant capability gaps for European allies.
Live-streamed child exploitation in the Philippines reveals the disturbing case of a Swiss paedophile sentenced to 10 years for orchestrating abuse through parents.
