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Five and a half years is the prison sentence given to John Kapoor for his role in promoting a fentanyl spray that contributed to the opioid crisis.
Magaluf, a popular party destination in Mallorca, faces scrutiny as journalist Ellie Flynn exposes alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence against women.
A letter hidden in a pregnancy test reveals the harsh realities of China's prison factories, prompting an investigation into the exploitation of inmates.
Medical experimentation has historically exploited vulnerable populations, raising ethical questions about the practices of Northern countries in the Global South.
Mauritania faces immigration challenges and battles against slavery in the Sahara Desert.
One million people are forced into cotton fields each year in Uzbekistan, where the industry is tightly controlled by the state.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
A Facebook group with over 8,000 members shares explicit images and videos of Indonesian children, highlighting the severe issue of child sex trafficking in the region.
Cathy Newman investigates Mohamed Al Fayed's role in sexual abuse at Harrods over a decade.
U.S. border agents confront sophisticated cartel smuggling techniques, seizing $50 million in marijuana and apprehending teenage drug mules in various operations.
A suspicious police officer's traffic stop leads to the exposure of a large-scale human trafficking operation involving sham marriages and organized crime.
On December 2, 2021, Muhammad Sabah set off for the border between Belarus and Poland, but he has been missing ever since.
Customs and Border Protection officers on the U.S.-Mexico border intensify efforts to locate a kidnapped child amid drug smuggling operations.
Mark Viner and Leslie Davis exploit Brazilian women in a human trafficking operation.
In 2019, Ivory Coast and Ghana suspended cocoa sales to transnational corporations, demanding a 30 percent increase in payments to farmers.
ICE removes thousands of immigrants from the United States each year, focusing on those convicted of serious crimes like drug dealing and sexual offenses.
One million people are forced into cotton fields each year in Uzbekistan, where they face harsh quotas and potential punishment for not meeting targets.
Children in the West Bank grow up under siege amid Palestinian and Jewish tensions.
Five to six children are branded as witches every day in Nigeria's Niger Delta, facing severe abuse and abandonment from their families.
A stranger abducts an 8-year-old girl in Tucson, Arizona, leading to a tragic outcome.
Four gunmen abducted journalists John Cantlie and Jim Foley in Syria, raising concerns about the motivations behind kidnappings for profit and propaganda.
Three times, police have deliberately broken Ntege Williams' camera to silence his reporting on corruption and violence in Uganda.
Dollar Heroes reveals North Korea's human trafficking crisis, released in October 2018 in Germany.
In Britain, social workers face the challenging task of removing children from their families, with over 15,000 children currently awaiting adoption.
In Thailand, the resurgence of sex tourism, exacerbated by poverty, poses severe risks to children and women, as highlighted by a German tourist's case involving bribery and abuse.
27,000 farmers in Peru have transitioned from coca to alternative crops, earning an average of $500 a month with support from the United Nations.
In Thailand, the return of sex tourists raises concerns about child exploitation in red light districts, highlighted by testimonies from European men and a case involving a German tourist.
More than 500 Australian girls work in Tokyo's bars on any given night, often becoming targets for predators like cannibal Issei Sagawa.
Taiwan's military exercises, held annually since 1984, demonstrate its defense capabilities amid ongoing threats from China.
50 miles from Grozny, the bullet-riddled body of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova is discovered, sparking an investigation into her murder.
Ingrid Ginova reveals forced sterilisation of Roma women in Slovakia, highlighting human rights abuses.
In the United States, the number of incarcerated juveniles equals the total number of prisoners in France, with many facing harsh conditions in detention.
This distressing report reveals endemic violence and crime in South Africa's society.
In Iraq's largest refugee camp, Reggie Yates spends a week living among 30,000 Syrian refugees to highlight their daily struggles and resilience.
Poland's militarization of its border with Belarus in the Bialowieza Forest region highlights the complex humanitarian and geopolitical challenges faced by migrants and local residents.
Flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014, leading to significant international repercussions and personal tragedies for the victims' families.
Manny Waks testifies at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, exposing cover-ups by two ultra-Orthodox Jewish institutions in Melbourne.
Around sixty passengers are on board a migrant boat spotted by Frontex aircraft patrolling the Mediterranean Sea between Turkey and Greece.
Two days of strong winds delayed boat arrivals at Molovos Lighthouse Beach, a key landing site for refugees crossing from Turkey to Lesvos.
In Thailand's fishing industry, thousands of vulnerable migrants are enslaved on untraceable boats in international waters, despite new government regulations.
In Asia, a gender imbalance has resulted in 170 million "missing" women, leading to increased crime rates and the commodification of women in countries like China and India.
In the Philippines, human trafficking networks exploit Chinese nationals for illegal online gambling, revealing a bribery system involving the Bureau of Immigration and organized prostitution.
Britain's National Crime Agency addresses a people smuggling ring, a Ghanaian cocaine operation, and organized online romance fraud schemes.
Every week, migrants die at sea while attempting to cross the English Channel from France, driven by the need to escape war and conflict.
Human trafficking in Europe is highlighted through the dismantling of a Colombian mafia network by a specialized police unit in Spain, exposing the plight of Latin American women.
Russian women risk their safety to seek justice for their missing loved ones in Ukraine, highlighting the personal toll of the ongoing conflict.
On April 16, 2013, 21-year-old Anaïs Guillaume vanished under mysterious circumstances after an evening at a farm in Fromy, Ardennes.
Two days before the downing of passenger flight MH17, a military convoy carrying a mobile Russian missile system was tracked using open-source research.
