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Seven staff members at a Michigan foster care facility restrained 16-year-old Cornelius Frederick for nearly 12 minutes before he lost consciousness.
Cornelius Frederick died after 12 minutes in a supine restraint, asphyxiated by the weight of multiple staff members at Lakeside Academy.
More than 50 million people are displaced worldwide, with many risking their lives on dangerous boat journeys from Turkey to Greece in search of safety.
In the French-Italian Alps, migrants face extreme challenges while navigating dangerous mountain paths in their quest for asylum in France.
127 Cambodian Americans are deported from the United States to Cambodia, a country many left as children and do not remember.
Many Somalis turn to piracy as foreign fishing fleets deplete their resources in Pirateland.
In early October, Mexican Navy forces nearly captured Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán in Durango, but he escaped, allegedly with local support.
Human trafficking victims, including survivors like Susy Andole and Anneke Lucas, are often hidden in plain sight, coerced into forced labor and prostitution.
More than 880,000 people died in the October 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, prompting Jamaat-ud-Dawa to provide aid despite its designation as a terrorist organization.
The ongoing conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine severely impacts civilians, as they navigate daily life amidst violence and destruction, with support from international organizations.
Chinese asylum seekers face exploitation by traffickers and scammers as they navigate dangerous routes through Latin America to reach the United States.
Less than 15 out of 5,000 murders result in a conviction amid political repression and fear.
Over 12,000 people have been killed in the Philippines' drug war, with the police shooting of 17-year-old Kian de los Santos sparking public outrage.
In Arizona, migrants face extreme and potentially fatal conditions while attempting to cross the US-Mexico border, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
Nayib Bukele's state of emergency in El Salvador has led to the construction of the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo, raising concerns about human rights abuses.
Eritrean migrants risk their lives crossing the Sinai desert into Israel, driven by the oppressive regime in Eritrea and facilitated by smugglers.
Five gang members were shot dead in a single day in Rio Branco, Brazil, as violent turf wars erupt over control of drug supply routes.
Ramzan Kadyrov terrorizes the Chechen Republic with violence and oppression against LGBTQ+ people.
A UNICEF study estimates that 15,000 to 20,000 children in Kenya engage in sex work, with some as young as six years old.
Twenty clients a day are forced upon women like Sascha and Eli, who escape poverty only to become victims of sex trafficking in Germany.
2,500 students at a madrasa in Pakistan are recruited to support the Taliban's efforts to export their ideology across borders.
Nine priests face sexual abuse allegations in Sexual Abuse In The Abbey by RTS Radio Television Suisse An.
North Korean defectors in China face severe risks of repatriation as they attempt to escape the oppressive regime, highlighting their perilous struggle for freedom.
15,000 Talibe in Senegal are forced to beg by their Quranic teachers, facing abuse and exploitation in a system described as modern-day slavery.
The Bangladeshi National Women's Lawyers Association estimates that over five years, at least 12,000 children have been sold into the Indian sex industry.
In Cambodia, two sisters reunite after 35 years of separation caused by the Khmer Rouge regime, highlighting the lasting impact of civil liberties violations.
More than 2 million people are displaced in South Sudan as families struggle to reunite amid ongoing violence and shifting front lines.
In Cameroon, a surge in sexual violence against children highlights a justice system that inadequately supports victims and leaves families to seek justice alone.
Every six hours, a woman is murdered in Brazil, often by a partner or ex-partner, as femicide rates continue to rise.
Raqqa's fall could reduce ISIS's territory by 80%, as Syrian Democratic Forces advance through northern Syria, pushing out militants and clearing the area.
A Native American family searches for their missing relative, Ashley, in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, relying on community support and their faith.
In Panama's Darién Gap, over 24,000 migrants, including children, navigate a perilous 66-mile jungle filled with deadly wildlife and gang threats.
Moldova's impoverished inhabitants are forced into prostitution and organ selling to survive.
Qelbinur Sidik shares her experience of forced sterilisation in China's internment camps.
Forsaken Aleppo reveals the humanitarian crisis following the February 2023 earthquake.
More than 20,000 people have been killed in Boko Haram's campaign of terror, which has displaced millions in Nigeria and left many vulnerable to trafficking.
600,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar to Bangladesh in recent weeks, facing severe challenges and trauma in overcrowded camps.
Seven sex workers, a client, and the brothel owner were found dead in a Cape Town massage parlor, victims of an execution-style killing.
Five individuals in Gaza share their struggles amid ongoing air strikes and a humanitarian crisis.
In the aftermath of a ceasefire, families in Gaza grapple with the heart-wrenching search for 11,000 missing loved ones amid ongoing violence.
Maya, a Romanian girl, is trafficked into Switzerland's sex industry while her sister Geida hopes for more.
Parisians demand justice for Adama Traoré amid George Floyd protests in June.
A jury took just one day to convict Derek Chauvin of murder for the killing of George Floyd, igniting renewed calls for racial justice in America.
In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, children face extreme violence while striving to continue their education, with many attempting to flee to the United States.
Between 150 and 250 women and children, many of whom are minors, are targeted for rescue in a raid planned by local police and undercover agents.
Over the past five years, Greek authorities have arrested over 25,000 illegal immigrants and 600 smugglers in their waters.
A Guantanamo detainee shares his agony during hunger strikes and force-feeding experiences.
Only 30 prisoners remain at Guantanamo Bay, a stark decline from the 780 held in the early 2000s amid ongoing legal and health challenges.
