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A British father risks his life to expose the groomers who lured his 16-year-old daughter into prostitution in Amsterdam's sex industry.
Marc Dutroux's trial in March 2004 raises questions about protection by the Belgian legal system.
Every year, thousands of Sub-Saharan Africans face brutality in Morocco while seeking Europe.
The Taliban's violence against women in Afghanistan continues to shock the world with brutality.
Child prisoners in the Philippines face severe risks while detaining children in adult jails.
Prooo Subianto, a former general who commanded 34 battalions, runs for president of Indonesia amid a controversial past and significant public scrutiny.
Several of Jay Ram's sons allege he sexually preyed on them and recruited other boys.
In Eldoret, Kenya, a transplant clinic attracts patients from Germany and Israel seeking kidneys, revealing the complexities of a global organ trafficking network.
Teens from Guatemala face labor trafficking after being promised a better life in America.
Women in Eastern Congo work in mines for very small sums of money, often facing violence and exploitation as they struggle to feed their families.
In Uttar Pradesh, India, Hindu nationalists like Singh promote the conspiracy theory of love jihad, claiming Muslim men seduce Hindu women to convert them.
Over a thousand Indonesian maids have sought refuge at their embassy in Malaysia in the past three years after facing abuse from employers.
Brazil becomes the paedophile capital, with 12-year-old Maiana trapped in sex abuse.
In Hyena Square, Dar Es Salaam, young sex workers like Elisa face exploitation and poverty, yet some strive to help others escape similar fates.
Japanese authorities fight against illegal Chinese immigration fueling crime and drug trade.
Aceh's civilians suffer amid violence between the Indonesian military and separatist fighters.
A 500 million dollar surrogacy industry in India faces scrutiny as a search begins for a twin boy abandoned by his Australian parents.
8,000 people have vanished in Kashmir over the last 15 years, as security forces and militants continue to inflict violence on civilians.
More than 500 cult members were barricaded inside a church and set alight on March 17, 2000, in one of the worst mass killings in modern history.
In May 2012, a cellphone video in Pakistan leads to a deadly decree against young celebrants.
Sicily faces a crisis as the mafia and a Nigerian gang target vulnerable migrants.
Economic and racial problems in Calabria fuel tensions and violence against migrants.
Forty-three students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School were attacked by police on September 26, 2014, during a protest in Guerrero, Mexico.
Five Romanian workers were beaten and threatened by traffickers while forced to harvest asparagus in the Czech Republic, with many never receiving their wages.
Mikey highlights femicide in the State of Mexico, featuring Claro Ponte and Evelyn Kane's insights.
Between 5,000 and 7,000 Nepali girls are trafficked to brothels in India each year, often unaware of their fate until it is too late.
Lisa Montgomery is the only woman on federal death row, facing execution after years of abuse.
Rebels in North Uganda kidnap children to use them as human shields in conflict.
Mukhtar Mai speaks out after a tribal court orders her gang rape in Pakistan.
A captured FDLR soldier reveals that 4,500 well-armed men have been living in eastern Congo for up to 15 years, continuing to threaten local communities.
Australia's demand for live streaming child abuse drives police efforts in the Philippines.
95% of the women in certain bars in Spain are involved in prostitution, many of whom are forced into it after being lured from Portugal.
Between 5,000 and 7,000 Nepali girls are smuggled to Indian brothels each year, often unaware of their fate and stripped of their freedom.
Chinese asylum seekers face significant dangers from human traffickers and corrupt officials as they traverse Latin America in search of safety in the United States.
One hundred thousand corpses lie beneath the hills of Guatemala, victims of a genocide that the US government funded in the early 1980s.
A veteran undercover police officer shares his experiences infiltrating Britain's dangerous gangs.
Israeli criminal gangs and Bedouin smugglers exploit thousands of women from the former Soviet Union, forcing them into prostitution in Tel Aviv's brothels.
This feature looks into Cambodia scarred by Pol Pot's devastating legacy and ongoing struggles.
Glenn Carle, a former CIA officer, reveals that he was instructed to use torture methods on a high-ranking al-Qaeda member shortly after September 11.
More than 20 children are on death row in Yemen, facing execution despite laws prohibiting the execution of anyone under 18 years old.
Brazil's prison system, particularly at the Central Prison of Porto Alegre, reveals inhumane conditions and urgent calls for reform from inmates suffering in medieval-like environments.
240 refugees boarded a boat bound for Australia, but were intercepted by the Australian Navy after more than two weeks at sea.
Nine families in the village of Dahana by Seat combine resources to slaughter just one sheep for Eid, reflecting the severe impact of drought and Taliban repression.
Hundreds of ARA women in Thailand underwent sterilization procedures based on the guidance of American missionary Paul Lewis, leading to lifelong pain and regret.
China detains over a million Uighur Muslims, with journalists reporting from Washington, D.C.
A young woman from Moldova risks slavery to escape poverty and reach Europe for work.
In August 1998, a report reveals the chilling case of an 11-year-old boy kidnapped by the Mafia in San Giuseppe, highlighting their brutal influence in Italy.
36,000 migrants arrived on the island of Lampedusa last year, as Italy's immigration laws shifted to criminalize undocumented individuals.
