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A city in New Jersey has reduced its police force by 100 officers, leaving it with a third of its original strength amid financial struggles.
More than 60,000 people have died in Sri Lanka's conflict, which has lasted for over two decades and created a divided society.
At least 1,700 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in Aceh in the last year as the Indonesian military intensifies its crackdown on separatists.
Around 300,000 women in Spain have had their children stolen during and after the Franco dictatorship, with many still searching for answers today.
Ellie Williams faces trial for falsely claiming assault by an Asian grooming gang in Barrow.
Two million children worldwide are forced to sell their bodies to survive, often facing severe abuse and exploitation in slums across Brazil.
121 individuals have been picked up in raids, as families face the challenges of seeking asylum in the United States amid a complex immigration system.
In Japan, 40,000 people die alone each year, prompting a specialized cleaning company to address the aftermath and highlight the issue of Lonely Death.
400 hectares of land in the Congo are offered to white South African farmers seeking new opportunities after leaving their homes in South Africa.
Ellie Williams' false rape claims on Facebook disrupt Barrow and lead to her arrest.
Students at Thornhill Community Academy face challenges as they compete for Head Girl.
Bashar al-Assad flees to Russia in December 2024 as his regime collapses in Syria.
Almost 40,000 volunteers campaigned across eight countries to promote a positive democratic vision for Europe amid rising nationalism and xenophobia.
Thousands of rockets were shot at Tel Aviv following the Hamas terror attack on October 7, 2023, altering the lives of its residents.
Mozambique faces new threats from jihadist groups after a violent civil war and independence from Portugal.
Germany has over 300 official memorial sites and museums dedicated to the Holocaust, reflecting the nation's commitment to remembering its past.
In 2013, rebels seized power in the Central African Republic, leading to chaos marked by the fall of President Djotodia and the rise of rival militias.
1,700 Cambodian legal permanent residents in the U.S. face deportation orders under policies enacted during the Trump administration.
In the Gaza Strip, the impact of the 2014 conflict is illustrated through the experiences of civilians and the use of illegal white phosphorus by Israeli forces.
For the first time in 30 years, the Brazilian army is deployed in Rio de Janeiro to assist police in combating drug gangs controlling the city.
In September 2011, mass arrests occurred in New York City during protests against corporate greed, marking a significant moment in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Putin's Hidden War shows the brutal impact of Russia's actions in Chechnya on civilians and soldiers.
The Kohistan Video Scandal reveals the clash of justice systems in Pakistan's tribal culture.
Sudan has experienced 18 coup attempts since gaining independence in 1956, leading to ongoing political instability and a military-controlled government.
Investigators have extracted about 600,000 pages of regime documentation from Syria, which could serve as evidence in a case against the Assad regime.
A 14-year-old boy spends eight hours each night digging a 700-meter tunnel beneath the Gaza-Egypt border to support his community.
Eight years of conflict in Donbas began in 2014, culminating in Vladimir Putin's recognition of two separatist republics just days before his invasion of Ukraine.
A sniper targeted African-American men in Buffalo, New York, leaving only spent shell casings as evidence of his crimes.
Between 1980 and 2012, nearly 1,200 Indigenous women in Canada were reported missing or murdered, with some estimates suggesting the number could be as high as 4,000.
Some 700 Confederate monuments remain throughout the United States, sparking debate over their cultural significance and historical legacy.
Three years ago, Miami became the leading city for startup activity in the United States, surpassing Los Angeles, San Diego, and New York.
Rohingya refugees face dire conditions in Bangladesh's Cox’s Bazar after fleeing massacres.
Children in the West Bank grow up under siege amid Palestinian and Jewish tensions.
Over one trillion dollars have been spent on the war on drugs, which has resulted in more than 50,000 SWAT raids conducted annually.
Laurent Gbagbo's manipulation of the electoral process in Ivory Coast, alongside Charles Ble Goude's strategic influence, highlights the complexities of the nation's democracy.
70% of British Pakistanis trace their roots back to a region in Pakistan, raising questions about identity and opportunity for young men in Britain.
Palestinian suicide bombers attack Israelis in Jerusalem, prompting Israel to seal the West Bank.
In Thailand, the return of sex tourists raises concerns about child exploitation in red light districts, highlighted by testimonies from European men and a case involving a German tourist.
Every day in Mexico, 10 or 11 women are killed due to violence, prompting María to protest and create feminist graffiti despite her parents' fears for her safety.
400 male asylum seekers are set to be housed in a disused naval base in a small town on England's south coast, sparking local protests.
364 people participate in a secret group for the Democratic Voice of Burma, using smartphones to report on human rights violations in Myanmar.
Property prices in Jaffa have increased nearly tenfold, displacing long-time residents as the city transforms into a sought-after real estate market.
Public opinion in the United Kingdom regarding Brexit is explored through diverse perspectives, addressing financial implications and legal consequences of leaving the EU.
50,000 people move to Austin each year, drawn by its booming economy and vibrant cultural scene in a predominantly conservative state.
Three men disappeared from Toronto's LGBTQ neighborhood between 2010 and 2012, raising questions about police investigations and community trust.
More than 1,600 American soldiers remain classified as missing in action from the Vietnam War, prompting families to demand answers from the U.S. government.
Four women pay $400 each to attend a dinner in Denver, where they confront their own racism and discuss the implications of white privilege.
Friedland refugee camp supports new arrivals with language courses and community activities.
