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In India, Hindu vigilantes have carried out mob killings of Muslims accused of eating or killing cows, highlighting a surge in communal violence.
Two of the alleged rapists in Suzette Jordan's case remain in hiding outside India, while the trial for the others has lasted over a year.
India's Women's Premier League, launched in 2023, has transformed women's cricket by providing funding and opportunities for players like star World Cup athlete Smriti Mandhana and young talent Shafali Verma.
In Gujarat, the Agariva community endures extreme conditions as they labor in India's salt deserts, supplying a vital seasoning for global consumption.
In India, trans communities face significant barriers to employment, highlighting the urgent need for inclusivity and acceptance in the workforce.
In New Delhi, supporters of the viral "Cockroach" movement, with over 20 million followers, mobilize for a major protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies.
Women in Punjab turn to firearms for protection amid rising crime and safety concerns.
Rising youth unemployment in India has fueled the student-led "cockroach" movement, challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi and leading to significant political repercussions.
More than 6,000 people now live off the Banta Kibang Rubbish Tip outside Jakarta, a stark illustration of Indonesia's deepening economic crisis.
In Indonesia, children are increasingly targeted by global tobacco companies, leading to widespread smoking and hazardous labor in tobacco harvesting for major UK cigarette brands.
Indonesia's transgender community faces threats from Muslim extremists amid rising intolerance.
In Bulgaria, a network of traffickers exploits impoverished mothers by facilitating the sale of their infants to affluent couples in Greece, highlighting the severe consequences for both families and children.
Vancouver's Downtown Eastside faces a growing crisis as Central American traffickers exacerbate the local drug epidemic, revealing significant treatment gaps.
Yemen's ongoing civil war exacerbates a humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrants from the Horn of Africa face perilous conditions in Shabwa while seeking better opportunities.
Over half of all Haitians live on less than $1 per person per day, struggling to cope with rising food prices and a lack of government support.
Manisha Krishnan visits NYC and Vancouver to address the drug death crisis in 2021.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica reveal ties between Atomwaffen Division and violent white supremacy in America.
Ten customers left a restaurant in San Francisco after hearing rumors of an ICE raid nearby, illustrating the pervasive fear among undocumented immigrants.
In Appalachia, black lung disease is resurging among coal miners, with younger individuals like John Robinson and Mackie Branham Jr facing severe health challenges.
Nevada hosts The Legal Whorehouse, the only legal brothels in the United States, sparking debate.
27% of adolescents on Rikers Island are held in solitary confinement, a practice linked to half of all suicides among detained teens.
Michael, a veteran, shares his experiences in a veterans-only housing unit that provides therapy and support for issues like PTSD and addiction.
Atlanta's rising gang violence is examined through the lenses of poverty, a failing education system, and the influence of drill rap culture.
Alexander Lukashenko wins a fifth term as Belarusian president amid EU sanctions lifted.
Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro vandalize Brazil's congress and presidential palace in Brasília.
130 convicted sex offenders live in Miracle Village, a township in Southern Florida designed to provide them with a supportive community.
Dick Durbin tells Martin Smith about for-profit colleges' aggressive recruitment of marginal students.
An estimated 1.5 million men visit sex workers daily in Germany, contributing to a $21 billion sex industry shaped by the 2002 Prostitution Act.
Gushegu offers sanctuary to Ghanaian women accused of witchcraft and facing violence.
Since 2003, 179 people have died in U.S. immigration detention centers while awaiting deportation.
Indonesia's economic stability is threatened by corruption concerns and policy missteps under President Prabowo Subianto, raising alarms among investors.
In Israel's Arab communities, a murder epidemic linked to organized crime and state neglect has left nearly three-quarters of murder cases unsolved.
In Japan, a community of Koreans linked to the Chongryon association maintains strong ties to North Korea, featuring unique schools and facing external challenges.
Kharg Island, Iran's vital oil hub, faces military threats and a naval blockade, impacting the lives of its 8,000 residents amid ongoing conflict.
More than 100,000 Russian troops amassed at the Ukrainian border before President Vladimir Putin ordered an invasion on February 24, 2022.
In the streets of Manila, a corporate photographer documents the harsh realities of drug addiction amidst the city's stark contrasts of wealth and poverty.
Over a dozen women file the first-ever class action lawsuit against McDonald's, alleging sexual harassment by a former manager in Mason, Michigan.
Over half of Nigeria's population is under 30, a demographic that has become increasingly disillusioned with government responses to police brutality.
The hospital morgue at Hudson Regional Hospital became so overwhelmed during the pandemic that a freezer truck was brought in to store deceased patients.
Pakistan's diplomatic strategy, centered on cultivating ties with Donald Trump, positions the country as a key intermediary in the US-Israel conflict with Iran while seeking economic opportunities.
Manchester's former Stock Exchange, transformed into a squat, provides a temporary refuge for around 30 people during the winter months.
In Tenerife, a housing crisis has led to an increase in squatting, prompting property owners to hire private eviction teams like the Desokupas to reclaim their properties.
Over 500 inmates are housed in Bainbridge prison, where severe malnutrition and disease contribute to high mortality rates among prisoners.
The Sde Teiman scandal reveals the Israeli military's response to a video of soldiers raping a Palestinian prisoner, focusing on the prosecutor's arrest for leaking it.
Borneo's orangutans face extinction as deforestation for palm oil and mining devastates their habitat, prompting local communities to fight for conservation efforts.
VFS Global, the world's largest visa processing firm, generates billions in profits from visa applications, even as many are denied, according to an investigation by Lighthouse Reports.
Investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr discusses the influence of tech billionaires on US politics and media, raising concerns about a potential techno-fascist future.
Recently, an undercover crew documents the rescue of Diana and Lina from prostitution in Batam.
