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Grace's daughter Ruth, just 10, is raped in their shack in Johannesburg's Deep Slot Township.
Workers in various countries are refusing to transport military supplies to Israel, protesting against what they perceive as genocide and advocating for Palestinian solidarity.
A wounded pregnant woman is attacked by Israeli forces while seeking medical help.
Over 40 detainees at Guantánamo Bay undergo force-feeding, a procedure vividly demonstrated by Yasiin Bey in a five-minute film.
Zoya Miari, a Palestinian Ukrainian, recounts her experiences of being displaced as a refugee twice, highlighting the resilience of her dual heritage.
Six years in prison left Anwar Ibrahim reflecting on the toll of his isolation and the impact on his family, including his six children.
Walter Henry, a former FBI special agent, reflects on his civil rights work in Mississippi and the impact of historical figures like Malcolm X and Emmett Till.
More than half a million Iraqi children have died due to the economic sanctions imposed on Iraq, according to Dr Huda, the only woman in Saddam Hussein's cabinet.
More than half a million Iraqi children died as a result of economic sanctions, according to Dr Huda, the only woman in Saddam Hussein's cabinet.
Terry H. Brooks, a former Guantanamo Bay guard, reflects on his experiences and advocates for the closure of the detention center while emphasizing freedom of speech.
Mary Knight shares her personal experiences and healing journey as a survivor of satanic ritual abuse, addressing the ongoing debate surrounding its existence.
A clinician discusses the pervasive issue of torture and its impact on victims worldwide.
Joseph Hickman, a former Army staff sergeant at Guantanamo Bay, questions the official narrative surrounding the alleged suicides of three detainees in 2006.
