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More than 2,500 students attend the Hakan madrasa in Pakistan, where education focuses on Islamic teachings amid a backdrop of political distrust and military operations.
More than 14,000 people have been murdered in Jamaica over the past decade, with the majority of these deaths linked to gang violence and police involvement.
In Guadalajara, families of the over 100,000 missing persons, including Yessenia's father Miguel and coach Ernesto, confront the grim reality overshadowed by the World Cup festivities.
The sand mafia in India plunders beaches and riverbeds, causing severe environmental damage.
More than 20 years of investigation have failed to bring justice in some rape cases, prompting widespread protests across India for accountability and change.
Indian security guards kill indiscriminately on the Bangladeshi border.
In the streets of Manila, a corporate photographer documents the harsh realities of drug addiction amidst the city's stark contrasts of wealth and poverty.
Pakistan's diplomatic strategy, centered on cultivating ties with Donald Trump, positions the country as a key intermediary in the US-Israel conflict with Iran while seeking economic opportunities.
In Colombia, rival anti-government narco-militias have reignited conflict over coca production, displacing thousands and drawing youth into violence.
India's Commonwealth Games in 2010 face scandal and corruption just weeks before the event.
Reza Pahlavi claims that Tehran's influence led to his uninvitation from the Munich Security Conference, criticizing Western appeasement of the Iranian regime.
In Iraq, young social media influencers are challenging corruption through beauty, fashion, and rap, but their fame often leads to deadly repercussions.
Japan's Sumo Scandal reveals corruption and match-fixing amidst allegations in the sport.
Of the 30 cases brought before the International Criminal Court, all have involved African nationals, raising questions about potential bias.
George Farland, a death row inmate in the United States, highlights the systemic bias in capital punishment against impoverished individuals and inadequate legal representation.
Marine Le Pen's legal challenges and her lead in opinion polls raise questions about the far-right National Rally's potential to gain power in France's upcoming presidential election.
A Tesco value beef burger contained as much as 29% horse meat, sparking the biggest food fraud scandal of the century in 2013.
Celebrity cyclist Danilo Di Luca goes undercover in Italy to expose the mafia's role in drug trafficking and organized crime, revealing its societal impact.
Justice Clarence Thomas received a $19,000 Bible and a $15,000 bust of Abraham Lincoln from billionaire Harlan Crow, raising questions about his financial disclosures.
Robert Jenrick and Trevor Phillips engage in a heated discussion regarding claims that Nigel Farage received benefits from convicted criminal George Cottrell.
9.7 million US dollars in cash and diamonds were stolen in a heist at Johannesburg International Airport, raising serious security concerns ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
John-Allan Namu, a prominent investigative journalist and founder of Africa Uncensored, examines the pervasive corruption within the Kenyan government.
In July 2007, five former Khmer Rouge leaders face trial, including Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot's men.
On October 16, 2017, a bomb exploded under the driver's seat of Daphne Caruana Galizia's car, killing the investigative journalist shortly after she left her home.
In July 1998, Cambodia grapples with army corruption and vigilante violence in Phnom Penh.
Sattar Edhi collects the dead in chaotic Karachi, often called the Mother Theresa of Pakistan.
Kenya's Yala River reveals 26 bodies linked to police abductions and torture.
Four bullets were found in the body of Carlton Maina, a 23-year-old student shot by police in Kibera, Nairobi, on December 21, 2018.
More than 160 kidnappings occur each month in Haiti, where violent gangs operate freely amid widespread poverty and systemic corruption.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
Researchers estimate that foreigners pay millions of rand in bribes to South African police each year, amid widespread reports of abuse and corruption.
Up to 900 farms have been invaded by supporters of Robert Mugabe's party, intensifying political tensions in Zimbabwe ahead of elections.
Ramsey Denison's film screening is blocked by the Las Vegas Police Department in Vegas.
Lebanon faces severe economic turmoil marked by a 90% devaluation of the pound, widespread corruption, and shortages of essential goods like fuel and medicine.
Widespread protests in Lebanon erupted in October 2019 against a proposed tax on WhatsApp, uniting diverse religious communities against a corrupt political elite.
21 Sheriff's Department officials, including whistleblower James Sexton, were convicted for corruption and misconduct linked to Lee Baca's leadership.
Five young opera singers plan to leave Albania for Austria, as the country's theater scene has virtually closed down due to ongoing social and economic turmoil.
Between $4 billion and $10 billion was stolen by General Sani Abacha during his five-year rule in Nigeria, prompting a government effort to recover the funds.
The Camorra mafia clan rules Naples, resorting to violence to maintain control over the city.
Maria Ressa warns Facebook about Duterte's fake accounts and disinformation in the Philippines.
Masha Borzunova interviews a Russian deserter in Kazakhstan, revealing his transformation from celebrated war hero to ostracized traitor amid the Ukraine conflict.
Hong Kong's new law criminalizes chanting this, leading to mass arrests of pro-democracy activists.
Forty percent of the world's ships are flagged in former US colonies, allowing wealthy owners to bypass regulations and minimize costs.
Thousands attend Pastor Ricky Rush's megachurch in Dallas, while former members accuse him of sexual assault and creating a culture of abuse.
The murder rate in Cancun has doubled in one year, raising fears among locals and threatening the tourism industry.
Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels has resulted in over 450,000 deaths and 125,000 displacements since 2006, highlighting a national crisis of violence and corruption.
In Mexico, nearly ninety thousand individuals are imprisoned without trial due to mandatory pre-trial detention policies amid the ongoing war on drugs.
Almost 400 women have been raped, tortured, and murdered in Ciudad Juarez, creating a chilling atmosphere known as the City of Lost Girls.
