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In Ayotzinapa, the disappearance of 43 students highlights the struggle of Mexicans against drug cartels, police violence, and government corruption.
Chris Atkins reveals the thriving black market of drugs and contraband in UK prisons.
Rikers Island prison is depicted through the experiences of an ex-correction officer who reveals systemic violence, corruption, and sexual harassment within its walls.
7% of Dublin's population has been affected by a drug problem that has persisted despite the city's economic growth.
Over 12,000 people have been killed in the Philippines' drug war, with the police shooting of 17-year-old Kian de los Santos sparking public outrage.
Zuheir documents clashes in East Jerusalem using CCTV cameras around his home.
Edwin Raymond, a New York City police officer, confronts the challenges of policing amid community pressures and arrest quotas after a troubled upbringing.
In Kenya, rampant ivory poaching in 2010 led to thousands of elephant deaths, fueled by corruption among officials and a thriving black market in China.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
A wedding in Dubai in 2017 at the Burj Al Arab hosted key members of the Dubai super cartel, who control a third of Europe's cocaine market.
Five gang members were shot dead in a single day in Rio Branco, Brazil, as violent turf wars erupt over control of drug supply routes.
94 alleged members of the Cosa Nostra mafia were arrested in January 2020 for a multi-million euro fraud involving European Union agricultural subsidies.
Ramzan Kadyrov terrorizes the Chechen Republic with violence and oppression against LGBTQ+ people.
The Albanian Mafia controls cocaine trafficking to Europe, shaping the drug trade landscape.
Sarah Everard's disappearance on March 3, 2021, in Clapham Common highlights the dangers women face walking alone at night during COVID-19 restrictions.
34 students were killed and nearly 300 wounded in Chicago in the past year, making it the murder capital of the United States.
Twenty clients a day are forced upon women like Sascha and Eli, who escape poverty only to become victims of sex trafficking in Germany.
2,500 students at a madrasa in Pakistan are recruited to support the Taliban's efforts to export their ideology across borders.
In Tepalcatepec and La Ruana, residents form autodefensa militias to combat the violence of the Knights Templar cartel and restore safety in their communities.
In Panama's Darién Gap, over 24,000 migrants, including children, navigate a perilous 66-mile jungle filled with deadly wildlife and gang threats.
At eight years old, Coach Brown began selling drugs to support his sick mother, a choice that led him into a life of violence and crime.
Hipólito Mora, released from prison, aims for a political career in Mexico after a deadly shootout.
Each year, one in every thousand Salvadorans is murdered, reflecting the pervasive violence linked to gang activity in the country.
Gang culture in Chicago has led to a high murder rate with only 25% of cases solved, prompting efforts by individuals to interrupt the cycle of violence.
The Department of Corrections uses Ruger weapons while addressing declining inmate numbers in America.
Gary, a gang leader, taught his sister how to handle firearms and engage in violent crime, shaping her understanding of loyalty and survival.
El Salvador's rampant gang violence results in one murder almost every hour, prompting forensic criminologist José Miguel Fortín to search for hidden graves and provide closure to victims' families.
In 2011, Puerto Rico recorded over 1,000 murders, marking its highest homicide rate and leading the world in firearm-related homicides the following year.
San Pedro Sula, Honduras, faces extreme violence, impacting emergency healthcare services.
Australia is under cyber-attack, with organized Russian gangs making the situation worse.
Haiti's dismal economy forces many in Cite Soleil to turn to kidnapping for survival.
5 million pesos, or about $100,000, were allegedly delivered to Joseph Estrada twice a month from illegal gambling profits linked to crime bosses.
Every year, more than 130,000 sea vessels arrive at the Port of Rotterdam, making it a key target for illicit trade activities.
89 bars of cocaine have been discovered in Fiji, revealing the island's growing role in the South Pacific drug trade.
Fourteen South Africans serve sentences of three to ten years in Lurigancho prison for attempting to smuggle cocaine out of Peru.
Gangs from Los Angeles, like MS-13, impact Honduras as crime rates begin to decrease.
Hezbollah traffics drugs globally, impacting the Middle East and South American cartels.
A 78-year-old farmer and his wife were found murdered in their home, tied together with a pool of blood on the floor.
VICE News meets cartel members in Mexico armed with American weapons amid smuggling issues.
Kazakhstan fights against Borat's damaging portrayal in Hollywood while modernizing its image.
$81 million was stolen in a bank heist linked to North Korean hackers, who also targeted Sony Pictures and unleashed a global computer virus.
The Kinahan cartel's rise in boxing highlights crime's influence on sports today.
Sixty-two thousand homicides occurred in Brazil in one year, reflecting the escalating violence in Rio's favelas amid failed pacification efforts.
Law enforcement agencies worldwide are intensifying efforts to combat the illicit trade of counterfeit goods, which significantly impacts legitimate businesses.
£1.5 billion worth of UK property is owned by Russians connected to corruption or with ties to the Kremlin, illustrating London's role in financial crime.
A discarded notebook and serial numbers on stolen cash notes lead to the arrest of a dangerous gang involved in high-stakes money crime in the capital.
Fifteen-year-old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was murdered in 2018 by a gang in the Bronx, with social media amplifying the violence surrounding his death.
RAB, a special unit of the Bangladesh police, has more than 13,000 members and is accused of kidnappings, torture, and murder.
