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Jason Fox meets those risking their lives in Colombia's drug trade with the biggest suppliers.
Dr. Anne-Lise Ducanda has seen symptoms resembling autism multiply by six in children over the past two years, raising concerns about screen addiction.
President George H.W. Bush outlines his administration's drug policy, followed by Senator Joe Biden's Democratic response addressing drug strategy.
A man experiences severe health issues after marrying a woman whose previous husband also died under suspicious circumstances, leading to an investigation into arsenic poisoning.
Almost two million people are brought before England's Criminal Courts each year, with many relying on legal aid for their defense.
Taxpayers spend more than £1 billion annually on criminal legal aid in Britain, as lawyers navigate complex cases in a scrutinized legal system.
Two politicians from opposing parties spend two days discussing marijuana legalization and other pressing issues facing Canadians.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is rapidly replacing heroin and infiltrating party drugs, leading to a devastating public health crisis in North America.
Fentanyl abuse in Poland has surged, leading to a public health crisis characterized by rising overdose deaths and urgent calls for action from healthcare and law enforcement.
Cannabis became legal for consumption in Germany on April 1, 2024, prompting discussions about sourcing the 400 tonnes of resin used annually.
Pushkin's murder in Amsterdam reveals a drug cartel's reach from Dublin to Dubai.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and drug abuse.
Amber Haque investigates the dangers of illegal diet pills driven by social media pressure.
Ibiza is the greatest party island, but it faces a severe drug problem and organized crime.
Inmates in California's administrative segregation units receive just 10 hours of exercise per week while wearing stab vests for protection.
Eighty-eight inmates are on death row in a maximum security prison, facing lethal injection as the primary method of execution in the United States.
Buddhist monks in Thailand face scandals that challenge their revered status in society.
A young man reflects on his wrongful conviction and the impact of his five-year prison sentence on his family, including his younger brother Tariq in the St Nicholas projects.
In May 2004, drug lords in Rochinas face a bitter fight as President Lula sends in the army.
Over 28,000 Americans died from opioid overdoses in 2014, prompting some to seek recovery through cannabis at a detox facility in rural Maine.
Gang-related homicides in Compton are at a 10-year high, prompting an investigation into whether cannabis can help alleviate trauma from violence and police brutality.
Ninety-six percent of 94 former NFL players' brains tested positive for chronic traumatic encephalopathy, raising concerns about the sport's long-term health risks.
Eleven-year-old Natalie has already lost her virginity to a sex tourist for $21, reflecting the grim reality of child prostitution in Madagascar.
Guinea Bissau faces a drug epidemic after cocaine washes ashore, impacting its people.
1.7 million Filipinos use shabu, a drug trade valued at $8.4 billion, with 92% of Manila's barangay neighborhoods affected by illegal substances.
95% of around 35,000 online pharmacies operate illegally, selling counterfeit drugs that may contain harmful substances.
Chris Atkins reveals the thriving black market of drugs and contraband in UK prisons.
Rikers Island prison is depicted through the experiences of an ex-correction officer who reveals systemic violence, corruption, and sexual harassment within its walls.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
34 students were killed and nearly 300 wounded in Chicago in the past year, making it the murder capital of the United States.
Up to 3,000 people visit Evolution nightclub in Pretoria on weekends, where many underage ravers use drugs like ecstasy and cocaine.
A Native American family searches for their missing relative, Ashley, in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, relying on community support and their faith.
A former flight attendant reveals the dark realities of working in Asia's airline industry.
The Department of Corrections uses Ruger weapons while addressing declining inmate numbers in America.
The video questions if young men should take Viagra amid the ongoing Viagra renaissance.
Krishna Andavolu covers Bernard Noble's 13-year sentence for possessing two joints in Weediquette.
Pharmaceutical companies spent $4.5 billion on lobbying and campaign contributions, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to ensure drug safety.
Two milligrams of fentanyl can potentially cause an overdose, making it over 50 times stronger than heroin and a leading cause of overdose deaths in the US.
Over 15,000 young people are recruited into drug dealing through organized crime groups in the UK, often as a means of security and survival.
89 bars of cocaine have been discovered in Fiji, revealing the island's growing role in the South Pacific drug trade.
Fourteen South Africans serve sentences of three to ten years in Lurigancho prison for attempting to smuggle cocaine out of Peru.
Nitazenes, a potent synthetic opiate, raises overdose fears in Europe similar to North America's crisis.
Jay Jackson from Volteface discusses LGBTQ+ drug use and its cultural implications.
More than 4,000 prisoners are crammed into the PSmore Correctional Center in Cape Town, which has a capacity of just 1,619.
A crime scene cleaner recounts her experiences responding to homicides and violent incidents, including a case involving a woman's cat consuming her decomposed remains.
Traffic fatalities in the US have increased by 50% in recent years, raising concerns about drivers under the influence of cannabis.
$60,000 is the monthly profit from smuggling marijuana from California to New York, as legal cultivation fuels black market distribution.
The United States imprisons over 20% of the world's prisoners, surpassing Stalin's Gulags.
