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Stuart Ramsay reports on Mexico's drug labs and the billion-dollar drug trade across America.
Ten sets of human remains were found in a burial ground near Gilgo Beach, leading police to suspect at least two serial killers are involved.
Tehmineh Milani's films divide Iran as she faces severe charges for her work on women's rights.
Scotland has the highest cocaine consumption and drug death rate in Europe, alarming authorities.
The Yakuza profits from child pornography and influences Japan's bizarre body modification trends.
Sattar Edhi collects the dead in chaotic Karachi, often called the Mother Theresa of Pakistan.
Kids On Ice reveals the crystal meth epidemic affecting rural Australia and its youth.
Crystal Trible from Beach Terrace discusses her dreams and the cycle of incarceration in her community.
Between 2012 and 2016, 60% of individuals aged 10 to 14 who died by suicide in New Zealand were Maori, despite Maori making up only 15% of the population.
Maria Ressa warns Facebook about Duterte's fake accounts and disinformation in the Philippines.
Sara, a 12-year-old girl in Herat, was about to be traded for a house, illustrating the ongoing issue of forced marriages in Afghanistan.
David Noriega reports on drug trafficking at the Brazil-Paraguay-Argentina border.
Puerto Rico's HIV/Aids crisis is exacerbated by overwhelmed health programs and drug use.
500 million people in the Western world now have access to medical marijuana, while the UK government still considers it to have no medicinal benefits.
The next episode of Rule Britannia follows teenage drug dealers in the Welsh valleys.
Colombia's sex tourism industry generates billions, with foreigners seeking illicit sex with minors facilitated by local operators like Marana.
Russia's HIV infection rate is the fastest growing in the world, threatening the nation.
Basuco, the world's cheapest drug, costs only 30 cents a hit and is made from toxic cocaine residue mixed with substances like kerosene and crushed human bones.
Over 1000 South African tourists are incarcerated in Thailand's prisons, facing harsh conditions.
By the end of February 2003, over 1,500 people had been killed in Thailand as part of a government campaign against drug addiction.
Cocaine production in Peru is expanding into the Amazon lowlands and along the Brazilian border, leading to violence against indigenous tribes and local communities.
In June, Thailand legalized cannabis, allowing tourists to possess up to 100 grams as part of efforts to revive its tourism industry post-pandemic.
Dr Pornthip Rojanasunan reveals evidence of tampered crime scenes in Thailand's drug war.
In Nuevo Laredo, Mexican children are increasingly recruited as child soldiers by drug cartels, highlighting the devastating impact of ongoing drug wars along the border.
Manisha Krishnan reveals the combo drug's rise among Silicon Valley's Tech Elites.
A 518 percent increase in cocaine-related treatments among those over 60 has been recorded in the past decade in the UK.
In Hyena Square, Dar Es Salaam, young sex workers like Elisa face exploitation and poverty, yet some strive to help others escape similar fates.
Rosario, Argentina faces a violent drug war amid poverty and crime in its slums.
Six rooms filled with cannabis plants generate a turnover of £16,000 every 12 weeks for a grower who operates outside of criminal gangs.
The Netherlands shifts from a Nation of Freedom to a Narcostate amid rising drug crime.
Rosario, Argentina faces a violent drug war led by the gang Los Monos amid poverty and crime.
Mexico's drug cartels exert significant political influence, implicated in the assassinations of Luis Donaldo Colosio and Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, highlighting their power over governance.
Dondi Tawatao documents the violence of Duterte's drug war in Manila, Philippines.
Over 16 million Americans voted for marijuana legalization, yet weed arrests in Michigan have increased despite the law's passage.
Mexico's drug war, marked by escalating violence and economic decline, prompts critiques from ex-foreign minister Jorge Castaneda as fear grips daily life.
The number of adult nicotine pouch users in the UK has tripled in the last four years, raising concerns about their addictive nature and legality for minors.
Daisy Maskell demonstrates the impact of drink spiking in a radical experiment across the UK.
Gangs and militias have a deadly grip on Brazil, tracked by the Fogo Cruzado app.
Outlaw Laboratory has sent legal letters to small businesses in at least 12 states, demanding settlements of up to $10,000 over the sale of sexual enhancement pills.
Fewer than 1% of dispensaries nationwide are owned by African-Americans, despite the growth of the legal marijuana industry in the U.S.
In Michigan, a team of 23 scientists led by Shawn McElmurry faces state delays in investigating a Legionnaires' outbreak, while Nick Lyon's controversial remark raises concerns.
An estimated 7,000 to 10,000 Nigerians live in South Africa, facing discrimination and police brutality amid widespread stereotypes of criminality.
A European drug mule shares insights on smuggling cocaine across Europe for profit.
Prisoners in Alabama earn an average of 52 cents per hour, with many receiving no pay at all for essential work like maintenance and kitchen tasks.
Toronto's safe injection sites aim to reduce overdose deaths and improve public health outcomes.
Ukrainian refugees in Poland face severe reproductive health challenges, including a lack of abortion pills and support from the hotline 'Martinka.
Unemployed Americans smuggle drugs for the Sinaloa cartel during the pandemic.
Port Elizabeth's Central area faces significant challenges as residents confront rampant drug abuse and violence surrounding the notorious 'Drug Hotel'.
