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Over a million people are thought to be detained in re-education camps in Xinjiang, where they face indoctrination and severe human rights violations.
Eighteen thousand Indians work in the province of Latina, often earning as little as three euros an hour under harsh conditions in the agricultural sector.
Sixty-one-year-old Mark Weiner was arrested after a two-year investigation into the trafficking of women to brothels in Cheltenham and beyond.
Borislav Herak, a Bosnian Serb, confessed to war crimes, stating, "I saw the others doing it so I followed in their footsteps," during the Bosnian War.
Photographer Ed Kashi shares insights into the challenges and emotional toll of life on the road while capturing powerful stories through his lens.
A North Korean family risks their lives to escape by crossing the Tumen River, knowing capture could lead to execution or a concentration camp.
200 kilometers from the Polish-Belarusian border, refugees face hostility from border guards while activists risk their safety to provide support.
Camilla from Nigeria faces struggles after being trafficked and deported from Europe.
Natalie McLennan's pursuit of Broadway stardom in New York leads her into the exclusive escort scene, where she faces the consequences of her choices.
Mohammed Alaloul, a photographer for the Turkish Anadolu Agency, documents the devastation in Gaza following an Israeli airstrike that claimed the lives of his four children and three nephews.
In Gaza, UNICEF reports that a child is killed or injured every ten minutes due to ongoing conflict, with nearly 15,000 children dead since October 2023.
Wilma Peters organizes a 1,600-kilometer convoy from Frankfurt an der Oder to the Ukrainian border, delivering essential supplies to those affected by the war.
Four German fans share their experiences at the controversial World Cup in Qatar.
Anwar R, a high-ranking Syrian officer, faces 58 counts of murder, torture, and rape in a German court for his role in the Assad regime's abuses.
1,200 people live in a camp in Western Greece, where they face restrictions on work and social contact while waiting for asylum decisions.
In Argentina, seven-year-old Juani exemplifies a new generation of trans youth benefiting from the country's progressive gender identity law enacted in 2012.
14 years ago, a German doctor left Hamburg to provide medical care in a PKK camp in Northern Iraq, where she now runs a small hospital.
Scott Warren faces up to 20 years in prison for providing food, water, and shelter to undocumented migrants in southern Arizona.
Right-handedness in humans may have deep evolutionary roots, with left-handedness offering unexpected advantages, as explored through various scientific perspectives.
Girls in Florida bravely come forward about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse in Palm Beach.
Smuggling is a violent crime that exploits vulnerable migrants and drug mules for profit.
Rachel Lloyd, a human trafficking survivor, empowers young women through her Girls Education and Mentoring Service (GEMS) to combat the sexual exploitation of children in the US.
Thirteen people died during a 1980 crossing in the Arizona desert, one of the deadliest incidents for migrants at that time.
Shandra Woworuntu, an Indonesian woman, was trafficked into sexual slavery in New York City after arriving with hopes of a hotel career.
Shandra Woworuntu, a survivor of human trafficking in New York City, shares her harrowing experience of forced prostitution and her subsequent advocacy for victims.
Eighteen-year-old Sofia attempts to sell her virginity for $10,000 through online auctioning platforms, highlighting the complexities of commodifying sexuality in the UK.
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has faced criticism for its aggressive immigration enforcement tactics under Donald Trump's administration.
More than 160,000 people have been jailed in Turkey in the last two years, including around 700 children held with their mothers in prison.
800,000 people were forced from their homes during the civil war in the Central African Republic, which began in 2013 and involved brutal violence between factions.
In Iraq, Hana Khider leads an all-female team of Yazidi deminers from the Mines Advisory Group, working to clear landmines left by ISIS.
400,000 documents reveal that U.S. military orders allowed for no investigations into Iraqi forces torturing detainees during the Iraq War.
Emergency workers in Israel, comprising both Jewish and Arab Muslim communities, collaborate to save lives amid the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Celebrated photographer Jodi Cobb examines the hidden world of modern-day slavery through her impactful imagery and storytelling.
1,000 patients can be housed at a former US military base turned rehabilitation center in Kabul, where treatment lasts 45 days without pain relief.
Every year, 15,000 women are kidnapped and forced into marriage in Kyrgyzstan, according to official figures.
Lale Labuko co-founded Omo Child to provide safety, care, and education for children in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia after witnessing ritualistic killings in his tribe.
More than 7,000 people have been killed in the Philippines since the government's crackdown on drugs began ten months ago, creating a climate of fear for addicts.
Nahida Choobi and her family return to their devastated village of Naqoura, Lebanon, after the Israeli withdrawal, documenting the impact of the October 2023 conflict.
Apostle Darlan Rukih Moses, an openly intersex preacher in Kenya, navigates societal discrimination while gaining a following in a conservative Christian context.
Many in Gaza cope with life after three wars and an eleven-year blockade without pay.
Photographer Lynsey Addario faces death threats and kidnappings to document the experiences of women and civilians in conflict zones around the world.
Coffin Nachtmahr performs intricate yo-yo tricks that require precision and skill, reflecting his dedication to the craft amid urban challenges.
Farida was nine years old when her father sold her into prostitution for $10, leading her into a life of exploitation and abuse.
Nearly 130,000 families in Mexico are searching for missing loved ones, including Perla Yajaira, who disappeared on February 22, 2024.
Tan Jingjing from China searches for her son, sold to traffickers by her ex-husband.
A former Guantánamo Bay detainee spent 14 years in captivity, reflecting on his release and the bond formed with a guard who treated him with respect.
In June 2018, Nasrin Sotoudeh was sentenced to 38 years in prison and 148 lashes for defending women protesting Iran's mandatory hijab law.
Almost 20,000 children accused of witchcraft in southeast Nigeria live on the streets, facing abandonment, violence, and exploitation.
