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Jude Kriwald's solo adventure through Liberia's Gola rainforest highlights his struggle for survival with limited resources and the pursuit of childhood dreams.
A 13-year-old boy armed with a large assault rifle chillingly states, "we gonna eat their heart," reflecting the brutal realities of the Liberian Civil War.
30% of global seafood is caught illegally, generating a black market worth over $20 billion and threatening marine ecosystems worldwide.
One in every six children die before the age of five, a statistic illustrated by the death of Alaishri from malaria before her first birthday.
James Monroe was born on April 28, 1758, in Westmoreland County, Virginia, and became the fifth President of the United States from 1817 to 1825.
An 18-year-old soldier recounts fighting in Liberia's Civil War, revealing the harsh conditions and dangers faced by young combatants.
Thirty surfboards were shipped to Liberia to support the local surfing community and help establish the Robertsport Surf Club.
A disintegrating tower in downtown Monrovia once served as Liberia's cultural hub, housing the largest auditorium in the country.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica unveil the ties between Firestone and Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.
Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue cares for baby chimps and prepares them for wild release.
Over 1.5 million Liberians were displaced during the civil war, leading to a massive international response to stabilize the country.
Charles Taylor testifies at The Hague about Firestone's role in his rise to power in Liberia.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
A curfew in West Point highlights the severe Ebola outbreak in Liberia with over 1,300 deaths.
Charles Taylor expresses gratitude for efforts to bring peace to Liberia during a meeting with Foday Sankoh and Johnny Paul Koroma in 1999.
Yesterday, aid workers reported 10 deaths from Ebola in Kailahun, marking a record high for the region during the ongoing outbreak.
Firestone secures a 99-year lease for 1 million acres in Liberia for six cents an acre.
Firestone makes a deal with Taylor to restore operations in Liberia amid financial struggles.
Chris Woolf shares Liberia's history, including Firestone's ties to the Warlord.
On June 7th, three thousand Firestone workers seek refuge amid chaos and conflict.
Seven women gathered around a table with $10 to begin a mass action for peace in Liberia, leading to significant changes in the country's future.
Redemption Hospital becomes a treatment center for Ebola patients under Dr. Muhammad Sango's leadership.
This VICE News Exclusive covers the Ebola outbreak in Liberia linked to monkey meat consumption.
In March 2014, an Ebola outbreak in Guinea spreads to Liberia, overwhelming hospitals like Redemption Hospital and prompting U.S. President Barack Obama to send troops for assistance.
Bacchus Wilson Panyonnoh and Lee Sworh debate palm oil's impact in Liberia's forests.
The Peacekeeper's War in Liberia shows the chaos of civil war and Ecomog's intervention.
Rebels battle Gbagbo's Army in Aban, while refugees flee violence into Liberia.
Every day, the number of Ebola cases in West Point rises from 20 to 70, straining the community's trust in the government and health authorities.
Liberia faces a severe Ebola outbreak with over 3,400 infections and 1,800 deaths.
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.
Joseph Brown's fishing livelihood is threatened by pollution from Firestone in Liberia.
Mary Pollee shares her childhood in the Bush and the impact of Liberia's civil war on her family.
Sam Bindi reflects on his escape from Liberia's civil war, the challenges faced by families in poverty, and the educational opportunities for his children in Staten Island's Little Liberia.
The Vice guys visit Liberia, revealing its dangers through former warlords' eyes.
This trailer features Charles Taylor's early leadership in Liberia after the 1993 civil war.
Michael Seltzer questions why Ebola precautions were ignored in Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.
