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Justin Trudeau accuses India of involvement in the murder of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.
Children in Brazil sell themselves for sex for as little as 80p during the World Cup.
Thailand's fishing industry employs up to 300,000 workers, many of whom are migrants trapped in conditions of modern slavery to supply cheap prawns to supermarkets.
Over 1.5 million people have died in Sudan's civil war, while more than 5 million have been displaced amid widespread slavery practices.
Thailand's fishing industry exploits Rohingya migrants, revealing a dark side of seafood production.
An estimated 870,000 people in Niger are born into slavery, enduring lives of servitude despite the practice being illegal.
Yvan Sagnet from Cameroon fights modern slavery in Italy's agricultural sector.
Since 1997, various militias have fought for control over Congo's mineral wealth, leading to widespread violence and sexual violence against women.
Thai women trafficked into South Africa face severe exploitation and abuse in the sex trade, highlighting the grim realities of human trafficking.
Blood diamonds played a crucial role in financing Sierra Leone's civil war, linking the diamond trade to violence and the actions of rebels and mercenaries.
SOS Méditerranée operates the Aquarius, a citizen rescue vessel in the Mediterranean, addressing the humanitarian crisis of migrants risking their lives to reach Europe.
Josep Borrell defends Spain's judiciary amid Catalan leaders' trials in Madrid.
Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old from Northamptonshire, died in a motorcycle accident involving Anne Sacoolas, whose diplomatic immunity complicates the family's quest for justice.
On July 11, 1995, only 400 Dutch peacekeepers were present in Srebrenica as Bosnian Serb forces executed thousands of men and separated families.
On June 26, 2007, 22-year-old Karen Empeno was abducted by armed men while conducting research in a small town north of Manila.
In Vietnam, thieves steal pet dogs for the lucrative dog meat trade, highlighting the cruelty involved in this controversial practice.
In Mozambique, girls face pressure from teachers to engage in sexual relationships in exchange for passing grades, highlighting a pervasive issue in education.
Conflict in Sudan since April 15, 2023, has led to thousands of casualties and severe human rights abuses amid violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF.
Ongoing Israeli bombing raids in Lebanon since September 2023 have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, displacing hundreds of thousands, including Syrian refugees.
In Syria, thousands of children of dissidents have been forcibly taken and placed in orphanages under false identities, with Asma el-Assad implicated in this systematic crime.
A group from Mauritius visits the Chagos Islands in February 2022 to reclaim their homeland after decades of British occupation.
In July 2006, Estonia faces a new siege from sex tourists drawn to its nightlife.
In Tanzania, accusations of witchcraft have led to the murder of hundreds of women, revealing deep-seated beliefs and societal issues beyond mere superstition.
Mauricio Garcia volunteers with Corazon Soliman, responding to gang violence in El Salvador.
Thailand's strict laws against sex toys, punishable by up to three years in prison, contrast sharply with the thriving illegal market catering to tourists.
The Camorra recruits child gangs in Naples, revealing their operations in Le Vele Di Scampia.
This report includes footage of Saddam Hussein's visit to Kurds after the Anfal campaign.
In 2005, 19-year-old soldier LaVena Lynn Johnson was found dead in Iraq, with her family alleging she was raped and murdered, contrary to the Army's suicide ruling.
Cambodia faces pressure from Amnesty International over evictions near Angkor Wat.
200,000 Muslims live in Manila, facing poverty and discrimination that fuel the rise of extremist groups like Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines.
Kidnapping has evolved into a billion-dollar industry, with criminal organizations exploiting virtual abductions and migrant trafficking to maximize profits.
The search for 43 missing students in Mexico highlights a national crisis of disappearances.
Tate & Lyle imports large volumes of sugar from Cambodia amid serious human rights allegations.
Father Cullen has rescued children from the sex industry as young as 13 years old while investigating child trafficking in the Philippines.
Over 5 million people in southern Sudan are displaced due to war, facing famine and the threat of slavery from northern traders.
In Burundi, hundreds of children are imprisoned in adult jails without trial, as ex-policeman Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa fights for their release.
Ten-year-old girls are offered for sex in Cambodia's notorious brothel district, where poverty drives children into the sex trade.
130 children live in Sun Village, China's only orphanage for the children of parents executed by the state.
1,600 women sell sex to around 3,000 customers daily in a village in Bangladesh, where many children face exploitation and limited opportunities.
In Honduras, hundreds of women have gone missing after being lured to Mexico with false job promises, only to be forced into the sex industry.
Human trafficking linked to Chinese cyber-scam operations in Cambodia reveals the exploitation and torture of victims, with connections to the Cambodian elite.
Each year, around 60 children are adopted from Nepal to the United States and Europe, often under questionable circumstances involving illegal trafficking.
Migrant workers face exploitation in France's champagne industry while brands profit immensely.
Over 5 million people have died in the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to years of conflict, with sexual violence used as a weapon of war.
Minova becomes a refuge for displaced families facing hunger and violence in the DRC.
A four-year-old girl named Serina was found dead in 2000, her skeleton missing hands and feet, believed to be linked to a trade in human body parts.
Around 70 percent of the street children in Santiago are Haitian, many of whom have crossed the border seeking safety and better opportunities.
Photojournalist Paolo Marchetti highlights child prostitution in China and Europe's far-right rise.
