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In February 2004, Cambodia begins trials for Khmer Rouge leaders after a tragic population perished.
Two unarmed protesters were killed and around 60 injured during a demonstration in Kosovo as tensions escalated over the push for independence.
Kurdish areas in Turkey declare autonomy amid increasing government violence and youth activism.
The Kurds face violent repression and deportations after the Gulf War intervention in 1991.
Four young Ukrainians drive to Lukashivka nearly every weekend to help rebuild the village, which was left in ruins after Russian occupation.
Since 2014, nearly 24,000 migrants have died on their way to Sicily, facing perilous journeys.
One in four people in Latvia have Russian roots, a fact that complicates their identity amid rising tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
North Korean defectors launch balloons with propaganda into North Korea, escalating tensions.
Thousands of Yazidi women and children were taken as slaves during the Islamic State's invasion of the Sjar region in August 2014.
A Trump supporter reflects on the January 6 Capitol riot and its media portrayal.
In Gaza, bomb disposal teams work to remove missiles from residential areas after 11 days of Israeli bombardment, while the Al Kolak family mourns 22 lost relatives.
16 crashes involving boats have been reported by a waterfront homeowner in Marin County, where median home prices exceed one million dollars.
Residents of Carpenters face displacement due to Olympic Park regeneration plans by the Council.
The Vauxhall Tavern, a historic gay pub, faces redevelopment by an Austrian company.
Malcolm Gladwell discusses Princeton's protests against the Woodrow Wilson School's name.
Niloufar Farahmand and Kiana Yarahmadi challenge gender norms in Iran's auto repair industry as they strive to become the first women to obtain a mechanics license.
1.3 million people were displaced by 19 years of fighting in Sri Lanka, with many now returning home along the newly reopened A9 highway.
Civilians killed by pro-Russia separatists are found in mass graves near Sloviansk.
Australian troops are deployed to the Solomon Islands to prevent civil war in April 2005.
Mississippi changes its state flag, influenced by the National Movement and youth activism.
More than 350,000 Ukrainians have fled into Moldova since the start of the war, making it the country with the highest per capita refugee intake in Europe.
Billboards in Chisinau warn women of prostitution dangers as Moldova faces economic struggles.
Mongolia's economic boom leaves many behind, highlighting wealth inequality and identity concerns.
Natalie, an 11-year-old, has already lost her virginity to an elderly sex tourist for the equivalent of $21 in Madagascar's sex trade.
Activists in Myanmar unite to challenge the military regime after February 2021's violence.
Namibians seek reparations from Germany for a genocide that killed thousands.
8,000 Maoist guerrillas stormed the town of Joomla, firebombing 28 government buildings and robbing a bank during a civil war that has claimed 8,000 lives.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Mumbai's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from rural Nepalese villages.
Fifty years after the Stonewall riots, drag queens discuss the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights and the need for continued activism against discrimination.
Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, faces war and humanitarian crisis.
115 people died in the 1987 bombing of a South Korean airliner, an operation carried out by Kim Hyon Hui, a North Korean secret agent.
Three-quarters of men convicted of rape in Stavanger over three years were immigrants, prompting mandatory classes on women's rights for asylum seekers in Norway.
Locals in Mumbai fear losing their homes due to the Mumbai Makeover redevelopment plans.
Mixed-race identity in China privileges Eurasian individuals while stigmatizing Blackness.
Northern Ireland faces record racial hate crimes amid summer anti-immigration protests.
Fana Hues and Jazzi McGilbert highlight Black women's impact in LA communities.
In May 1998, escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, fueled by Hindu fundamentalism and the R.S.S. movement, heighten the nuclear arms race in South Asia.
170,000 Americans have died during Donald Trump's presidency, which the speaker claims has been treated as a reality show rather than a serious office.
Homegrown is a community space in Tottenham fighting against gentrification and loss of voice.
Kosovo experiences ethnic cleansing and NATO's largest bombardment since WWII.
Omaha faces racial tensions as a mob lynches Will Brown after false accusations.
In Aleppo, rebels led by former army colonel Abu Muhammad face the brutal realities of the Syrian conflict, struggling with discipline amid ongoing violence.
Protesters in Russell Square rally against Boris Johnson, calling him a racist and homophobe.
40 illegal buildings are demolished along Tirana's river as Mayor Edi Rama transforms the city with vibrant colors and community involvement.
Three female members of the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan face severe persecution under Section 298 of the Pakistan Penal Code, risking imprisonment or death.
Threats of violence against Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan include messages stating, "we will kill you," creating a climate of constant trauma and fear.
Only 7 of all Israeli permits in Jerusalem are issued to Palestinian neighborhoods, forcing many residents to build without proper authorization.
Palestinians risk execution by Hamas for spying for Israel in the Gaza Strip.
