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Over six million lives have been lost in a conflict in eastern Congo driven by the exploitation of high-tech raw materials.
Journalists in Iraq, Mexico, and Russia face extreme risks, including car bombs and kidnappings, to report on critical issues in dangerous environments.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose mass crimes and drug trafficking in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
Pepe Rovano confronts the legacy of his father, a criminal under General Pinochet, while advocating for justice for the victims of Chile's dictatorship.
The Democratic Republic of Congo faces extreme levels of sexual violence against women.
Forty-three students from Ayotzinapa Normal School go missing in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico.
Mexico faces a high incidence of violence against women, with femicide rates alarming and impunity rampant.
Families like the Barajas Piñas search for their missing loved ones in Mexico's drug war.
Atilano Román Tirado, a leader of displaced families opposing the Picachos dam in northwestern Mexico, was assassinated on-air while hosting his radio show.
At least 200,000 people have been raped in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since 1996, with soldiers admitting to these crimes against civilians.
In just under four months, police in the Philippines have killed more than 1,650 people in a campaign against drugs sanctioned by President Rodrigo Duterte.
Six hours of communication with a survivor reveals her logical sentences and ability to move her feet and fingers after the earthquake in Haiti.
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.
Rodrigo Duterte's presidency in the Philippines sees a crackdown on civil rights and extrajudicial killings.
Bangladesh has received more than 2.5 billion USD from the UN over the past 23 years for deploying peacekeepers, despite allegations of human rights abuses.
