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Argentina's dictatorship (1976-83) sees Robert Cox expose the Armed Forces' gruesome atrocities.
Defectors from North Korea recount their experiences under Kim Jong-un's regime, revealing the gap between state propaganda and everyday life.
In April 1992, the first bombs fell over Srebrenica, marking the beginning of the Bosnian War and altering the lives of its residents forever.
More than 500 Indigenous women have gone missing or been murdered across Canada in the past 20 years, raising urgent questions about their safety.
Anna Young, leader of the House of Prayer in Florida, is scrutinized for her controversial practices and the alleged crimes committed within the cult.
Border Patrol and CBP agents across the United States conduct operations to intercept large shipments of marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine.
500 million smokers died in the 20th century, and if trends continue, a billion will die in the 21st century due to tobacco use.
Six Brits, including Dave, Bushra, and Chloe, experience life as refugees in Syria and Somalia, confronting the harsh realities of conflict and displacement.
Jesse Matthew is convicted for murdering two innocent women, as experts analyse his transformation.
Vivian worked as a sex worker for four years, serving 25 to 35 customers a day before becoming a social worker supporting teenage girls.
The aftermath of World War II saw the establishment of war crimes trials, including the Nuremberg Trials, which aimed to prosecute Nazi war criminals and set legal precedents.
Three women over the age of 50 share their daily lives and struggles at Grand Valley Institution, one of five federal prisons for women in Canada.
Eleven male sex-trade workers in Canada share their experiences with addiction, abuse, and stigmatization over the course of a year.
Mandaluyong City's Correctional Institution for Women, the oldest women's prison in the Philippines, houses over three thousand inmates amid strict security challenges.
The documentary reveals the brutal realities of refugees on their deadly journey to Europe.
Eight victims were found in the Alaskan wilderness, where Robert Hansen used his knowledge of the terrain to hunt women from 1971 to 1983.
Dr. Ewen Cameron conducted experiments in the 1950s that included sensory deprivation and forced comas on patients at the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal.
Over 35,000 murders were committed in Mexico in 2019, with 70% of seized weapons traced back to the United States.
Inhabitants of the Sahara confront the challenges of migration, jihadism, and human trafficking as Bram Vermeulen traverses the desert from west to east.
Human rights organizations estimate that 6 million people have died over 30 years of conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Every month, many flee North Korea, but only a few find freedom in South Korea.
Three women from Edmonton have been missing since 2004, as sex workers face ongoing dangers and the threat of violence on the streets.
In 2011, Thomas Evans, at 21, left his home in Buckinghamshire to join Al Shabaab in Somalia, becoming the only known white British man in the group.
Five family members are buried in the sand that killed them as a man reads from the Quran, a moment captured by photographer Alison Wright.
Mandaluyong City’s Correctional Institution for Women faces daily challenges as correction officers manage over a thousand inmates in a maximum-security environment.
Kathy McGibbon Givens recounts her harrowing experience of being sex trafficked for nine months in Dallas and now advocates for survivors and legal reform.
Today, there are almost half a million children locked up around the world, many facing harsh conditions and denied fair trials.
In Yemen, children Ahmed, Rima, and Youssef share their harrowing experiences of living amidst the devastating conflict that has plagued their country since 2015.
In Ghana, young women like Tamara and Fathia face the harsh realities of human trafficking, risking everything in pursuit of a better life.
In Mexico's toughest prison, inmates create designer wallets, while Guantanamo Bay's controversial detention camp raises human rights concerns, and a unique program offers parents a weekend of peace by temporarily incarcerating their rebellious teens.
Each year, nearly 500,000 orphans in Russia await adoption amid strict international bans.
In New Delhi, the abduction of 19 children over two years is linked to Surinder Koli, a murderer and cannibal whose actions stem from a troubled life.
Explore crime-solving as a traffic stop reveals a human trafficking gang in Welsh history.
Photojournalist Robin Hammond documents the persecution of LGBTI individuals in countries where same-sex relationships are criminalized, highlighting their stories and struggles.
The Undocumented reveals the dangers faced by migrants crossing the Arizona desert for America.
Vanessa, a pregnant inmate struggling with heroin addiction, faces the harsh realities of motherhood and custody loss while navigating prison life alongside dominant fellow inmate Baby D.
Jimmy Carter reflects on his presidency, emphasizing human rights, equality, and his experiences with racial discrimination in an interview with Jon Meacham.
The historical persecution of the Romany people in the Czech Republic is explored through the personal stories of Vera, Tibor, Anna, and Antonie, highlighting their cultural resilience.
A 14-year-old girl is kidnapped by a 28-year-old farmer in southern Ethiopia, where abduction and forced marriage are common practices.
Mary Knight, a social worker from Washington State, shares her experiences of childhood sexual abuse and satanic ritual abuse, alongside interviews with other victims and psychology professionals.
A TV director investigates the disappearance of a friend and uncovers widespread human rights abuses in China, risking everything for justice.
Mogok, a city at an altitude of 1,000 meters, contains the largest ruby deposits in the world, where miners face dangerous conditions for meager rewards.
Sam Childers, a former biker from Pennsylvania, spent 13 years rescuing enslaved children in South Sudan using controversial methods that sparked global debate.
A $300 million international market hides the exploitation of workers and questionable practices behind the luxury goods sold in major cities.
One third of Venezuela's fuel stock has been resold illegally in Colombia, driven by the country's economic collapse and rampant gasoline trafficking.
Bangladeshi adoptees Sander and Suma, living in the Netherlands, search for their birth families with the support of the Shapla Community amidst issues of trafficking and lost identities.
Chile's dark history under dictator Augusto Pinochet is examined through testimonies of survivors and new evidence of secret extermination camps.
Train crashes and plane disasters, including notable incidents like the 2001 American Airlines Flight 587 and the 2004 South Asia tsunami train wreck, highlight the dangers of travel.
