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Maran Maneshi fights to save Hotel Ravi amid Iran's economic crisis and protests.
Annie McAdams represents 98 sex trafficking victims in lawsuits against tech companies for facilitating trafficking on their platforms.
Every year, police receive thousands of child pornography reports, raising serious concerns.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports on Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen and their claim for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Five decades after their initial displacement, Palestinian refugees in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon continue to assert their right to return to their homeland.
Since the mid-1990s, around 500 children and teenagers have gone missing in Albania, with many believed to be victims of trafficking.
Many Republicans in the United States believe the 2020 election was stolen and share conspiracy theories.
25,000 migrants, mostly from Tunisia, landed on the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa in 2011, seeking a new life after revolutions devastated their homelands.
In August 2012, a group of football players in Steubenville, Ohio, sexually assaulted an underage girl at a party, leading to community silence and later intervention by Anonymous.
In remote regions of South Sudan, vaccine inequality is highlighted as the race to vaccinate vulnerable populations against Covid intensifies amid global disparities.
Between 500 and 700 Palestinian children are tried each year under military law for incitement, facing a 99% conviction rate.
In April 2022, a hack on the Ronin network resulted in the loss of over $600 million in cryptocurrency, marking the largest hack of its kind.
Over $1 million has been saved by Jim Browning, who disrupts scams and alerts victims in real-time using webcams and CCTV.
Buba Aguiar helps Acari's residents as Bolsonaro resists lockdown during the coronavirus crisis.
Over 3,000 lives have been lost in the conflict between the Bougainville Revolutionary Army and Papua New Guinea forces, exacerbated by a severe blockade.
Christopher Wylie reveals that Cambridge Analytica spent $1 million harvesting millions of Facebook profiles to influence political perceptions.
Cape Town's crack crisis reveals drug dealing by youths in both poor and middle-class areas.
Philippines women face poverty, leading to selling their babies online for survival.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
Up to 70,000 narcotics addicts live in Yunnan province, with some areas reporting an addict in every second family.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
FRONTLINE investigates black lung disease among coal miners and reports from Yemen starting January 22, 2019.
Ten women call a dating coach a scam artist in online reviews, prompting a confrontation about her methods and the negative feedback she receives.
A record 69 percent of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track as the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge and the economy falters.
The emergence of new coronavirus variants, including Delta, has led to a resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the globe.
Seventy people are taken hostage during a terrorist raid on the OPEC building in Vienna on December 21, 1975, led by Carlos the Jackal.
More than 10,000 people worldwide claim to be victims of gang stalking and share their stories.
More than a million people have been displaced by Israeli attacks, with families seeking help and shelter in the streets of Beirut.
The catastrophic earthquake in Turkey and Syria has resulted in thousands of fatalities, highlighting urgent rescue efforts and the need for humanitarian aid.
Michael Kirk's 'Divided States' reveals the intense polarization affecting Washington today.
A drone pilot explains how easy it is to smuggle contraband into prison using fishing line and a simple remote control setup.
Five bodies of young people who died from ecstasy overdoses were brought to Cape Town's Salt River mortuary in the past year.
The Bangladeshi National Women's Lawyers Association estimates that over five years, at least 12,000 children have been sold into the Indian sex industry.
A former Facebook insider reveals ignored warnings about data safety in a FRONTLINE interview.
In March 2002, Falun Gong members hack a state TV signal in China to counter government narratives.
The closure of a passageway on the Norex line has forced the Mlambo clan to travel 300km across the Mozambique-South Africa border to visit family.
Dirk Loves reveals a neo-Nazi group's plans for 'Day X' and their military-style training.
The Guardian follows Farc guerrillas in Colombia as they face the end of their revolution.
Qelbinur Sidik shares her experience of forced sterilisation in China's internment camps.
Sahrawis risk police brutality and detention in the Black Prison while fighting Moroccan occupation.
Retail investors on Reddit's WallStreetBets challenge hedge funds over GameStop stock.
Two large individuals forcibly took Theo Charles from his home, leading him to a troubled teen program in Utah that cost thousands of dollars a month.
A man drove his vehicle into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville, killing Heather Heyer and injuring 19 others during the 2017 rally.
Rianna Croxford and Noel Titherage investigate OnlyFans' failure to protect underage victims.
Ten classified documents about the war in Ukraine were leaked on a Minecraft Discord server, leading to the arrest of a 21-year-old guardsman.
E.U. officials mandate Facebook to manage violent content more responsibly this morning.
Seventy percent of all anti-vaccine disinformation comes from just 12 influencers, who collectively earn at least $36 million a year.
Influencers in China promote propaganda while masking crimes against humanity in Xinjiang.
