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As many as 70,000 women are estimated to be on the streets of Italy, many trafficked from Eastern Europe and forced into prostitution.
The Yakuza profits from child pornography and influences Japan's bizarre body modification trends.
As many as 15,000 children have been abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda since 1987, forced into a life of violence and terror.
Kashmir Burning depicts the rising violence and cries for freedom in Srinagar's streets.
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.
In November 2009, tens of thousands of children are kidnapped and sold in China each year.
88,000 kidnapped wives have been found and released in China over the past five years, revealing a troubling resurgence of an ancient practice.
Kabul's kidnapping gangs pose a new threat to families, targeting children for ransom amid ongoing violence from the Taliban and instability in Afghanistan.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
Every year, 15,000 organs are trafficked globally, with impoverished individuals in Eastern Europe selling kidneys for as little as $3,000.
Researchers estimate that foreigners pay millions of rand in bribes to South African police each year, amid widespread reports of abuse and corruption.
Since 2014, nearly 24,000 migrants have died on their way to Sicily, facing perilous journeys.
North Korean defectors launch balloons with propaganda into North Korea, escalating tensions.
An estimated 5,000 people leave Eritrea each month, contributing to a significant refugee crisis in East Africa.
Authorities face a breaking point in the Mediterranean migrant trade crisis.
Thousands of Yazidi women and children were taken as slaves during the Islamic State's invasion of the Sjar region in August 2014.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
In Maiduguri, couples are celebrating weddings while facing the ongoing threat of Boko Haram militants and the challenges posed by the Covid pandemic.
In Madagascar, young girls accused of minor crimes are imprisoned without trial, often for years, as journalist Datshiane Navanayagam investigates their plight.
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.
Many deportees return to Mexico, facing language barriers and social stigma.
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.
In April 2024, Turkish authorities reported that 414 people were found on life rafts in the Aegean Sea, victims of illegal pushbacks by Greek forces.
An average of one domestic worker dies every week in Lebanon, often from suicide or while trying to escape abusive employers.
7,000 slaves are reported to be living in servitude in Niger, despite the government's claims that slavery no longer exists.
In South Korea, hundreds of individuals with learning disabilities have been rescued from modern slavery on salt and seaweed farms in the Shinan Islands.
Billboards in Chisinau warn women of prostitution dangers as Moldova faces economic struggles.
Natalie, an 11-year-old, has already lost her virginity to an elderly sex tourist for the equivalent of $21 in Madagascar's sex trade.
In Thailand, children participate in Muay Thai boxing matches for significant cash prizes, raising concerns about exploitation in this traditional sport.
In 2007, Zimbabwe faced extreme political repression under President Robert Mugabe, with rampant inflation, human rights abuses, and a devastating AIDS crisis impacting vulnerable populations.
Illegal immigration from Central America has risen about 500% since late 2010, driven by violence, poverty, and inequality in Honduras.
In South Africa, up to 300 people are sacrificed every year for Muti medicine, mostly children.
Ninety complaints of sexual misconduct were reported at the National University of Singapore between 2016 and 2020, with cases peaking at 25 in 2019.
Myanmar faces a humanitarian crisis marked by a four-year civil war and the devastation of a March 2025 earthquake, resulting in over 4,000 fatalities.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Mumbai's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from rural Nepalese villages.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Bombay's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from Nepal and sold into prostitution.
Pete Pattison investigates Nepali trafficking and slavery in the Middle East.
On October 20, 2020, police opened fire on demonstrators during one of Nigeria's largest protests in a generation, demanding the disbandment of SARS.
Niños en Costa de Marfil sufren trabajo forzado en minas de oro con condiciones peligrosas.
Over 23 universities in the U.S. have seen minority and Black student protests demanding changes to address institutional racism in higher education.
Thousands of migrants cover 120 kilometers each day through southern Mexico, facing police blockades and harsh weather as they seek a better life in the United States.
More than 1,000 Nigerian women are trafficked into Italy each year, many forced into prostitution along the Strada Bonifica, known as the 'road of love'.
In Iran, a lawyer dedicates his life to defending juvenile offenders facing execution, including a 17-year-old named Baden, highlighting systemic legal issues.
