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A UNICEF study estimates that 15,000 to 20,000 children in Kenya engage in sex work, with some as young as six years old.
More than 30,700 migrants have arrived in the Canary Islands this year, risking dangerous crossings from Senegal in search of a better life.
In Venezuela, Krishnan Guru-Murthy joins a desperate search for medicines for Maria, a young girl suffering from a severe drug shortage amid economic collapse.
Moldova's impoverished inhabitants are forced into prostitution and organ selling to survive.
In nine months, Pastor Mick Fleming set up a church, a food bank, a recovery meeting, and a charity shop to support vulnerable communities in Burnley.
A state of famine was declared in Gaza in August 2025, with accusations that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war against the Palestinian population.
In Hong Kong's competitive education system, millionaire tutor Richard Eng capitalizes on parents' desperation for their children to succeed academically.
In Malawi, Ade Adepitan meets a medical team providing cataract surgeries to blind patients, addressing a major cause of blindness in the developing world.
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a group of young women challenges societal norms by training to become the country's first female professional drivers.
In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, children face extreme violence while striving to continue their education, with many attempting to flee to the United States.
Nicaragua faces a child labour crisis as nearly half the population lives in poverty.
Hong Kong's wealth gap grows as the Super Rich thrive while the Mega Poor struggle for housing.
Nearly 700,000 tons of household and industrial waste have been imported into Albania for destruction or recycling in recent years.
Food insecurity in Brazil has surged to affect nearly 60% of the population, with 20 million individuals experiencing hunger as of 2022, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A living wage is necessary for workers who earn low incomes while taxpayers subsidize their wages, according to Owen Jones in a 2017 political commentary.
In the Jharia coal fields of India, uncontrolled coal fires and child labor highlight the severe human and environmental costs of the country's economic growth.
More than 6,000 people now live off the Banta Kibang Rubbish Tip outside Jakarta, a stark illustration of Indonesia's deepening economic crisis.
In Indonesia, children are increasingly targeted by global tobacco companies, leading to widespread smoking and hazardous labor in tobacco harvesting for major UK cigarette brands.
In Bulgaria, a network of traffickers exploits impoverished mothers by facilitating the sale of their infants to affluent couples in Greece, highlighting the severe consequences for both families and children.
Over half of all Haitians live on less than $1 per person per day, struggling to cope with rising food prices and a lack of government support.
In Shakahola forest, 429 bodies linked to Pastor Paul Mackenzie's Christian cult prompt investigations into religious extremism and community vulnerability in Kenya.
In Bucharest, Mihaela Minca aims to establish Romania's first witch school to empower women from the marginalized Roma community facing educational barriers.
In Tenerife, a housing crisis has led to an increase in squatting, prompting property owners to hire private eviction teams like the Desokupas to reclaim their properties.
Over 10,000 meals were provided by a food bank in Cambour, Cornwall, just after Christmas, reflecting the area's economic struggles.
In Israel, tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors live in poverty, struggling to afford basic necessities despite billions in reparations intended for their dignity.
Jackson, Mississippi, faces a severe water crisis marked by infrastructure failures, economic decline, and political divisions, affecting residents' daily lives.
30 billion Rand is the estimated value of Johannesburg's inner city infrastructure, which faces significant challenges from crime and neglect.
Las Vegas faces a homelessness crisis with nearly 8,000 individuals affected, prompting a network of subterranean tunnels to serve as refuge for many, including residents like Echo Marie.
Lebanon's economic collapse worsens suffering amid COVID-19, with rising poverty and protests.
Middlesbrough has some of the highest rates of poverty in Britain, worsened by government austerity measures and the coronavirus lockdown.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
Over a quarter of children and teenagers in Russia live in poverty, with one in five having tried drugs at least once.
In Johannesburg, a new generation of young women known as Slay Queens monetize dating through relationships with wealthy men, raising questions about empowerment and exploitation.
Luxembourg faces rising poverty despite its status as Europe's wealthiest country and financial hub.
In Madagascar, young girls accused of minor crimes are imprisoned without trial, often for years, as journalist Datshiane Navanayagam investigates their plight.
In Chiapas, Mexico, residents consume two liters of sugary drinks daily, leading to a diabetes crisis exacerbated by Covid-19.
In South Korea, hundreds of individuals with learning disabilities have been rescued from modern slavery on salt and seaweed farms in the Shinan Islands.
Billboards in Chisinau warn women of prostitution dangers as Moldova faces economic struggles.
In Thailand, children participate in Muay Thai boxing matches for significant cash prizes, raising concerns about exploitation in this traditional sport.
In 2007, Zimbabwe faced extreme political repression under President Robert Mugabe, with rampant inflation, human rights abuses, and a devastating AIDS crisis impacting vulnerable populations.
Katherine Boo shares a video diary of life in Gautam Nagar, a Mumbai slum affected by recession.
Nearly 3 million people live in Sadr City, a Baghdad slum where mosques cannot hold enough funerals for the dead.
Myanmar faces a humanitarian crisis marked by a four-year civil war and the devastation of a March 2025 earthquake, resulting in over 4,000 fatalities.
New York City's homelessness crisis has surged during the Coronavirus pandemic, with over 60,000 in shelters and more than 3,000 living on the streets.
In Karachi, Pakistan, millions faced severe water shortages in 2016 due to climate change and mismanagement, forcing families to buy water at exorbitant prices.
Two trillion dollars of U.S. taxpayer money funded the longest war in modern U.S. history, which ended with the Taliban regaining control of Afghanistan.
Billions are spent on housing America's poor, yet many individuals still face homelessness and lack access to necessary support.
In Guatemala, an average of 13 girls aged 10-14 become pregnant through rape daily, highlighting a systemic failure in addressing child sex abuse.
