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Ahmed Shihab-Eldin highlights the struggles of queer individuals facing violence and asylum choices.
Nine families in the village of Dahana by Seat combine resources to slaughter just one sheep for Eid, reflecting the severe impact of drought and Taliban repression.
China detains over a million Uighur Muslims, with journalists reporting from Washington, D.C.
In West Timor, a refugee camp houses individuals evacuated by pro-Indonesian militias following the violent aftermath of East Timor's 1999 independence referendum.
Some women in China face life-threatening pressures to be thin due to social media challenges.
ECOT in Ohio faces scrutiny over student engagement and funding discrepancies.
Amber Nicole Miller built a following of about 90,000 on Instagram before her posts shifted to focus on child sex trafficking and human trafficking in 2020.
Nayara Justino faces criticism for her skin tone as Globeleza carnival queen in Brazil.
The Azov militia runs a summer camp in Ukraine to prepare children for conflict.
Uncle Wong protects young Hongkongers during protests, facing emotional challenges amid rising tensions.
The report reveals North Koreans' true feelings and questions Western media portrayals.
Three quarters of Somalis rely on money sent from family abroad, but US actions have frozen access to their main bank, Al Barakaat.
Tonight's FRONTLINE examines the release of detainees from Guantanamo Bay before President Trump took office.
QAnon, a conspiracy theory alleging a liberal elite pedophile ring, gains traction after the pro-Trump insurrection, as explored by David Gilbert of Vice News.
Over 2,000 unidentified bodies were illegally cremated by Punjab police during a decade-long campaign against Sikh militants in India.
Iran sent money, weapons, and military advisers from the IRGC to support Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria as protests escalated in 2011.
Ava shares her experience using Sugarbook for financial support during the pandemic.
Ziad Samir Jarrah's family struggles to accept his role in the 9/11 attacks.
The Osage Nation's 1808 peace treaty with the U.S. leads to betrayal and broken promises.
A hoax call about an active shooter at Aspen Elementary School triggers a police response.
Extremist cults from the 1970s, such as the People’s Temple and the Branch Davidians, provide insights into combating ISIS recruitment strategies today.
A 2014 study revealed that Facebook could alter users' moods and posting behavior by manipulating their feeds without consent.
The Buffalo Soldiers serve at Fort Davis, shaping history for African Americans in the Army.
Young Muslims in Sweden navigate the complexities of their faith and identity in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, facing societal challenges and renewed orthodoxy.
In July 2015, nearly 300 lawyers and human rights activists were detained in China, including Wang Quanzhang, prompting his wife, Li Wenzu, to take action.
Kasey Altman, a 26-year-old cancer patient, documents her experience with stage four rhabdomyosarcoma on TikTok, building a supportive online community.
Fannie Lou Hamer risks her life for voting rights and campaigns for the U.S. Senate.
Sharon, a drug user, states, "My baby was the last thing that I thought about until I pulled that needle out of my arm."
65 million young people in Central and Eastern Europe face uncertainty as they redefine their identities in the aftermath of communist rule.
A young man, once radicalized by far-right ideologies, now actively works against these beliefs while navigating the challenges of his transformation in the UK.
The rise of misogyny in the online manosphere, fueled by figures like Nick Fuentes and the slogan "Your body, my choice," poses significant challenges to gender relations in the U.S. and beyond.
Thousands attend the Irish matchmaking festival in Lisdoonvarna every October to find love.
450,000 plastic bottles have been collected on Prince IPE Island as part of efforts to achieve a plastic-free environment by 2020.
Baloch gained fame for her provocative videos, challenging conservative norms in Pakistan, before her murder in 2016 at the age of 26.
In 2020, New York artist Billie Madley leads a Facebook group battle against white supremacists infiltrating a squirrel appreciation community during quarantine.
Mubin Shaikh, a former self-radicalized jihadist turned PhD candidate, advocates for de-radicalization programs and promotes the true meaning of the Quran.
Chinese rap faces censorship challenges in Chongqing, China, amid skyrocketing popularity.
A 21-acre off-grid community in Missouri features a compost toilet and a variety of residents, from city dwellers to artists, living outside mainstream society.
Three actresses simulate 12-year-old girls on social media, exposing the alarming prevalence of online sexual predators targeting children.
65 million young people in post-Soviet Eastern Europe face a growing divide between the wealthy and the poor as they seek a sense of belonging.
Hannah, a 20-year-old with refugee parents from Ethiopia, believes there is no such thing as systemic racism and criticizes the black community for a victim mentality.
Conan meets Palestinian activists discussing the wall separating them from Israelis.
Jamali Maddix meets a cam girl making $150,000 a year through live streaming and butt stuff.
An America Online advertisement from the 1990s features a father juggling tasks while chatting online, contrasting with today's rampant online harassment.
French President Francoise Hollande announced that France will accept 30,000 refugees over the next two years despite the recent Paris attacks.
Yemen faces a devastating conflict marked by political instability, humanitarian crises, and the involvement of factions like Al Qaeda.
Correspondent Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports from Mosul, where the line between war and civilian life is almost nonexistent amid the fight against ISIS.
For over three years, Frontline filmed prisoners in solitary confinement and documented their challenges upon reentering society.
