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On Valentine's Day 2013, Reeva Steenkamp was murdered, a tragedy that would lead to a highly publicized trial and discussions on gender-based violence in South Africa.
In war-torn Ukraine, investigators search for evidence of the abduction and deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children amid ongoing conflict.
Libya's detention centres for refugees and asylum seekers are notorious for severe abuse, while humanitarian organizations like 'The Ocean Viking' face legal challenges for their rescue efforts.
Around 20,000 Ukrainian children have been taken to Russia from occupied territories, raising concerns about the Kremlin's efforts to erase their cultural identity.
In 2013, Karen Tumlin observed a hopeful period for immigration policy, marked by the implementation of DACA, which protected nearly one million young immigrants.
In Tenerife's Las Races migrant camp, 1,600 individuals face prolonged waits for asylum amid poor living conditions and efforts to advocate for their rights.
A missing persons report in a small town leads to a significant human trafficking bust, highlighting the critical role of everyday police work in solving major crimes.
Almost a million people were trafficked across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe in 2015, with 25,000 reported missing or dead in the last decade.
Gaza's civilian population faces severe challenges during the Israeli military assault, with children, journalists, and doctors enduring significant trauma and loss.
James Blake collaborates with a global task force in the Philippines to combat online sex predators, targeting the Cybersex Crime Gang and the Criminal Loli Candy Group in Indonesia.
After a tragic incident in the English Channel that claimed 31 lives, families of the victims and survivors reveal the circumstances surrounding the disaster.
LGBTQ+ individuals in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan face severe persecution and are forced into hiding, struggling for survival without access to basic rights and services.
County lines drug gangs in the UK exploit vulnerable children, as revealed through the experiences of affected families, police, and social workers.
Clara Rojas is kidnapped by FARC in Colombia, leading to six years of captivity.
Ukrainian railway staff have evacuated over four million people from war zones and transported essential supplies during the ongoing conflict, earning public acclaim as war heroes.
In Mexico, between January 2012 and June 2016, 9,581 women were violently murdered, highlighting systemic issues of femicide, domestic violence, and misogyny.
Satellite technology offers innovative solutions to combat modern slavery, revealing hidden practices and aiding organizations in their fight against human trafficking.
20,000 UN peacekeepers are deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, yet many are accused of committing sexual violence against civilians.
Hubert, a student from Cameroon, navigates the complexities of higher education in Northern Cyprus amid rising human trafficking and exploitation, as lawyer Yağmur advocates for victims.
More than 90% of gold's origin remains uncertain, contributing to environmental pollution and human rights abuses in the Amazon.
In 2004, the mysterious disappearance of a female couple in Germany raises questions about the Treiber Affair and its implications for law enforcement.
Migrant workers in the Champagne region of France endure exploitative conditions, highlighting the hidden costs of luxury production amid record sales by major brands.
Over 1.5 million Palestinians fled to the southern city of Rafa as the conflict in Gaza escalated in 2023, facing dire living conditions in makeshift camps.
The Sea Punk rescue ship crew operates independently to save refugees in perilous conditions across the Mediterranean Sea.
In Lima, a 10km wall symbolizes the stark divide between wealth and poverty, raising questions about inequality and access to basic resources like water.
In 2013, nineteen journalists and humanitarian workers were kidnapped by Islamic State in Raqqa, with Marc Marginedas recounting his experience of survival.
Alon advocates for the release of his sister, one of the hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7, 2023, attacks, amid a complex political landscape.
Hakeem al-Araibi, a Bahraini refugee footballer, faces extradition from Thailand amid an Interpol arrest order, sparking a global campaign for his freedom led by Craig Foster.
Over 120,000 people died in Iraq following the 2003 invasion, as U.S.-funded paramilitary forces contributed to a brutal sectarian civil war.
In a remote village in Kohistan, a viral video of boys dancing leads to a tribal jirga's death threat, highlighting the conflict between constitutional and tribal justice in Pakistan.
Juan Pablo Roque, a Cuban defector pilot, disappears after secret Russian talks in Key West.
In Mauritania, where urbanization has transformed desert customs, activists continue to fight against the enduring practice of slavery despite its official abolition in 1981.
A grand jury decided not to charge three Louisville police officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor on September 24, 2020.
Thousands of Ukrainian children are taken to Russia during the war, with many misled into believing they are safe while their parents search for them.
A 13-year-old girl claims she was gang raped, while the accused men maintain their innocence amid Pakistan's flawed justice system.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and drug abuse.
The documentary reveals the dangers faced by migrants fleeing Libya for Europe.
In London, Filipino domestic workers like Maria and Adele endure severe abuse and exploitation from wealthy Gulf employers, exacerbated by changes to the visa system.
Bisan Owda documents her escape from al-Shifa Hospital to southern Gaza amid ongoing conflict, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis reported by the UN.
Polish women protest against a near-total abortion ban, led by Karolina Więckiewicz of Abortion Without Borders.
More than one in eight men in Bangladesh admit to committing rape, reflecting a culture where victims are often blamed and justice remains elusive.
Tania Rashid reports on the gang rape crisis in Bangladesh, focusing on Sylhet's victims and perpetrators.
Fawzia Koofi, Afghanistan's first female MP and party leader, continues her advocacy for women's rights in exile following the Taliban's return to power.
Narges Mohammadi has been imprisoned 16 times for her activism against human rights violations in Iran, where she remains incarcerated today.
Three women and a six-year-old girl were rescued after being held captive for ten years by Ariel Castro in a house on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland.
A wedding video reveals the details of a teenage abduction in the UK, while an expired pilot’s license exposes a fraudster evading detection.
Ugandan children fear abduction by the Lord's Resistance Army in Northern Uganda.
Journee Bradshaw, born in Ethiopia, was misled into believing she was going on a trip to the United States, only to find herself adopted by a new family.
