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The Guardian reveals modern slavery and abuse in Thailand's fishing industry through animation.
In the border town of Mong Cai, Ben Bland from the Financial Times examines the rise of smuggling activities amid increasing trade between China and Vietnam.
Russian soccer hooligans are organized, trained, and known for their violent clashes.
South Africa's army says it deploys troops to quell unrest after Zuma's jailing.
Copper theft causes chaos in South Africa as police battle criminals for this valuable metal.
Morrison, a South African hitman, reveals his life of killing for money without remorse.
Stuart Ramsay reports on the Sinaloa cartel's Fentanyl production and smuggling operations.
David Blevins reports on the battle raging between two Irish drug cartels in Ireland.
Sky News reveals how criminal gangs exploit legal migration to smuggle people into Britain.
Akron Steve runs safe houses in London to protect gang members from violence and stabbings.
Last year, 100,000 people applied to see their Stasi files, revealing personal histories and the lasting impact of surveillance in East Germany.
This full documentary reveals the harsh realities of Supermax prisons and their impact on inmates.
A man survives six assassination attempts after informing against Liverpool gangster Curtis Warren.
There have been over 100 bombings in Sweden this year, linked to criminal gangs in Malmo.
Israel says that its gaza airstrikes target Hamas tunnels used for smuggling weapons.
A team meets a Puerto Rican gang in San Juan and witnesses illegal weapon demonstrations.
Cheyenne Harris, 22, is serving a life sentence and was moved to a separate ward after a physical fight over a comment about her conviction.
Hundreds of child soldiers have been incorporated into the ranks of the Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic amid ongoing war crimes.
Escalating violence from criminal gangs in Europe, marked by bombings and kidnappings, raises urgent questions about public safety and law enforcement's effectiveness.
Matthew Cox is a charming con artist who deceives people face-to-face with forged documents.
Zhou Yongkang's trial highlights corruption and wealth among Chinese officials.
Gangs in the UK are increasingly involved in crashing cars and mopeds for cash, prompting investigations by law enforcement into related crimes and fraud.
El Salvador faces a soaring homicide rate, surpassing Honduras by September 2015.
Eastern Europe's laundromat scheme launders billions through British banks and luxury purchases.
Watch The Interrupters, featuring former street criminals in Chicago preventing violence.
In Guerrero, Mexico, escalating cartel violence has led to the formation of armed militias that recruit boys as young as six to protect their communities.
Ranchers in Brooks County, Texas, combat migrant deaths with water stations amid rising tensions.
Phone theft in the UK has surged, with stolen devices often ending up in Thailand or Vietnam, raising concerns about their resale as refurbished products.
In the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, rampant police violence and drug trafficking among children highlight the daily struggles and resilience of a community marked by loss.
Danny Pembroke, the only great train robber who evaded capture, is examined alongside the infamous 1963 robbery of £2.6 million from a Royal Mail train.
The hijacking of the Sirius Star, carrying 2 million barrels of oil worth around $100 million, marked a significant escalation in Somali piracy.
In 1970s New York, the Ravenite Social Club served as a focal point for a vibrant community intertwined with organized crime, as recounted by local artists.
A criminal discusses using a taser to quickly mug influencers flaunting expensive jewelry in clubs.
Only one rental property is available for every eight tenants searching for housing in the UK, fueling a rise in rental scams.
King of the Ring, an underground fight club organized by Rems, has attracted 30 million views on YouTube as it offers a space for young people to settle disputes.
Financial domination, a subculture involving findoms and paypigs, is examined alongside the realities of romance fraud and law enforcement's response.
At least one dog fight occurs every day in the UK, with organized matches involving breeds like the American pitbull and bets reaching up to £58,000.
Ross Ulbricht's conviction in February 2015 raises questions about state surveillance methods.
Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is extradited to the U.S. and arraigned in New York on drug charges.
UK gangsters provide firsthand accounts of their criminal world, reflecting on the evolving dynamics of gang culture and the current state of crime in Britain.
In 2005, Piper Kerman was briefly housed in Chicago's Metropolitan Correctional Center, which features a rooftop exercise yard for inmates.
ICE arrests 114 in Ohio, impacting families and community members after the raid on Tuesday.
A Palestinian surgeon recounts his experience of being tortured by Israeli forces for 200 days, highlighting the resilience and dedication of those affected by conflict.
Paramilitaries in Sudan release prisoners, including war criminal Ahmed Haroun, amid ongoing conflict.
Zeinab's murder highlights Syria's brutal tactics against families of activists.
A thief is caught attempting to steal a phone from tourists in Barcelona, insisting the valuables belong to his mother during the confrontation.
Residents near Nogales face dangers from the Sinaloa cartel while trying to protect ourselves.
In the West Midlands, young people face the harsh realities of gang life, as police and charities work to help them escape its dangerous grip.
