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14 films
168 boys and 11 girls are held in overcrowded cells in Quezon City, where conditions are unsafe and resources are severely limited.
Audrey Hingston bravely seeks justice after her husband Eric is murdered in Plympton, Devon.
Colton Harris-Moore, known as the Barefoot Bandit, became a modern folk hero through his audacious thefts and escapes, captivating the public's imagination.
A traffic stop for a car running a red light leads to the discovery of a major drug operation and the capture of two armed robbers.
More than half of the nearly 2 million people brought before England's criminal courts each year receive legal aid funded by taxpayers.
More than a billion pounds is spent annually on criminal legal aid in Britain, as seen through the lens of Tuckers law firm in Manchester.
A penny stock turned into a billion-dollar scam as Michael De Guzman deceived investors and experts in the largest gold mining fraud in history.
A suspicious police officer's traffic stop leads to the exposure of a large-scale human trafficking operation involving sham marriages and organized crime.
This distressing report reveals endemic violence and crime in South Africa's society.
Almost two million people are brought before England's Criminal Courts each year, with many relying on legal aid for their defense.
Britain's child criminals face a relentless cycle of crime and incarceration, as police and social services grapple with deep-rooted issues in rehabilitation.
Dayanita Singh reflects on her evolution as a photographer, highlighting the impact of a burglary on her creative process and the transformative nature of her project 'Dream Villa'.
Adam White chases burglars in Leighton Buzzard, leading to a high-speed police pursuit.
In August 1999, Tony Martin shot and killed an intruder in his home, igniting a national debate in the UK over self-defense laws.
