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Over the past 25 years, 74 Indonesians have died due to football-related incidents, reflecting the extreme nature of football hooliganism in the country.
Hundreds of people disappeared after the Kosovo war, with many allegedly kidnapped by the Kosovo Liberation Army and taken alive across the border to Albania.
Sweden's escalating gang violence, marked by over 45 gun-related deaths in 2023, is increasingly involving children, as highlighted by the story of Jamac Mumin Omar and his son Yahya.
Alma Guillermoprieto discusses the disappearance of 43 students in Guerrero, Mexico.
Mauricio Garcia volunteers with Corazon Soliman, responding to gang violence in El Salvador.
Cocaine production in Peru is expanding into the Amazon lowlands and along the Brazilian border, leading to violence against indigenous tribes and local communities.
The Camorra recruits child gangs in Naples, revealing their operations in Le Vele Di Scampia.
Kidnapping has evolved into a billion-dollar industry, with criminal organizations exploiting virtual abductions and migrant trafficking to maximize profits.
A historic black church sues the Proud Boys, revealing their financial struggles and violent actions.
Timor-Leste faces violent gangs as seven out of ten young men join their ranks.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
Pagad fights against The Gangsters in the Western Cape to reclaim their communities from violence.
The search for 43 missing students in Mexico highlights a national crisis of disappearances.
Ticket touts outside the Bolshoi Theatre sell ballet tickets for $250, significantly higher than the intended price of five dollars.
More than 130 Customs and Border Protection officials have been arrested, charged, or convicted of corruption in the last dozen years.
In Nuevo Laredo, Mexican children are increasingly recruited as child soldiers by drug cartels, highlighting the devastating impact of ongoing drug wars along the border.
In January 2024, an Ecuadorian prosecutor was shot dead while investigating narco gangs, which are classified as terrorist organizations.
72 murders were recorded in the Bahamas by mid-2011, marking a significant rise in violent crime across the islands.
The Mexican Sinaloa cartel traffics crystal meth from Chinese and Indian factories worldwide.
Human trafficking linked to Chinese cyber-scam operations in Cambodia reveals the exploitation and torture of victims, with connections to the Cambodian elite.
Glaidson Acacio, the Bitcoin Pharaoh, faces charges while claiming to help the local community.
From late November 2005 to May 2006, seven racially motivated murders occurred in Russia, including the killing of 28-year-old student Sambber Lampsar.
Sky News reports on deportees in El Salvador after President Trump's crackdown on gang violence.
A four-year-old girl named Serina was found dead in 2000, her skeleton missing hands and feet, believed to be linked to a trade in human body parts.
$11 million in illegal gambling profits is allegedly embezzled by Joseph Estrada, the former President of the Philippines, amid a growing corruption scandal.
Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán's trial reveals the drug war's impact on lives in the U.S. and Mexico.
Around 15 to 20 people have been killed by a female cartel boss, illustrating the violent reality of women in the drug trade in Latin America.
Adam Gabbatt reports on Chicago's gang violence during the Fourth of July weekend.
Sacha Biazzo exposes the Eco Mafia's corruption in Italy's waste disposal services.
In Italy, connections between the Mafia and Freemasonry are explored through the lens of a local accountant's revelations about organized crime and political corruption.
FRONTLINE investigates MS-13 killings and the wrongful detention of immigrant teens.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda, wanted by Interpol on rape and kidnapping charges, allegedly fled to a self-declared state off the coast of Ecuador.
The Hell's Angels dominate Vancouver's illicit drug trade, impacting the community and law enforcement.
Durban faces brutal gang wars over new heroin packaging, straining police resources.
Brazil becomes the paedophile capital, with 12-year-old Maiana trapped in sex abuse.
In Whistler, B.C., a wealthy Frenchman's son, a Vancouver businessman, and a real estate agent fall victim to a notorious international con man.
Japanese authorities fight against illegal Chinese immigration fueling crime and drug trade.
56 princely families once ruled a third of the Indian subcontinent, but today they face scandal and accusations of corruption and murder.
Mexico is the most dangerous country for journalists, with Azucena Uresti facing cartel threats.
Rosario, Argentina faces a violent drug war amid poverty and crime in its slums.
American firearms are being smuggled into Mexico, fueling gun violence as drug cartels exploit a lethal supply chain detailed by Mariana van Zeller.
Sicily faces a crisis as the mafia and a Nigerian gang target vulnerable migrants.
Economic and racial problems in Calabria fuel tensions and violence against migrants.
The 'Ndrangheta mafia syndicate, based in Calabria, generates an estimated 80 billion dollars a year through its global criminal operations.
Khun Sa, a notorious warlord, controlled 45 percent of the heroin supply in New York City during the 1970s and 80s, shaping the drug trade in the Golden Triangle.
Cherán, a town in Michoacán, rejects politicians and enforces its own security during elections.
Adelaida Sánchez patrols Cherán, Mexico, fighting against cartel violence and promoting safety.
In Minneapolis, Sandeen Asada and her family protect their convenience store from looters during protests following George Floyd's death, highlighting community solidarity amid police inaction.
