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In June, Thailand legalized cannabis, allowing tourists to possess up to 100 grams as part of efforts to revive its tourism industry post-pandemic.
221 former ETA members remain imprisoned across Spain, while the Spanish government begins transferring some to jails in the Basque Country.
One in four individuals who leave the care system in the UK end up homeless, facing significant challenges and systemic failures.
In Burundi, hundreds of children are imprisoned in adult jails without trial, as ex-policeman Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa fights for their release.
Families search for missing teens in Eureka, Utah, leading to a murder trial and death penalty debate.
The number of people monitored pre-conviction in Los Angeles increased from 24 in 2015 to 1,284 in 2021, reflecting a growing trend in electronic surveillance.
Child prisoners in the Philippines face severe risks while detaining children in adult jails.
Several of Jay Ram's sons allege he sexually preyed on them and recruited other boys.
Over 400 years of exploitation on Gore Island has led to a current crisis of paedophilia, affecting vulnerable youth like 16-year-old Aly.
Brazil's prison system, particularly at the Central Prison of Porto Alegre, reveals inhumane conditions and urgent calls for reform from inmates suffering in medieval-like environments.
Dozens of lives have been lost in Marseille's drug districts, where gang violence and drug trafficking dominate daily life.
Each week, a legal diamond trader in Angola buys more than $2 million worth of stones while many locals struggle to survive on a few hundred dollars a day.
Prisoners in Alabama earn an average of 52 cents per hour, with many receiving no pay at all for essential work like maintenance and kitchen tasks.
Oklahoma community helps addicted mothers regain custody and rebuild their lives.
More than 50 women in the U.S. have faced prosecution for stillbirths or miscarriages linked to drug use since 1999, including Cherry Mason in Oklahoma.
More than half of the 5,000 residents in Bennetlands, Kingston, are under 25, facing high unemployment and escalating violence in their community.
A Tory MP engages with former convicts to discuss rehabilitation and the challenges of reintegration into society in the UK.
Christopher Scott fights for justice for the wrongfully convicted in America after his own ordeal.
More than 140,000 suspected opponents of the government have been fired from the Civil Service in Turkey since the failed coup attempt on July 15, 2016.
The USA has 2.3 million Americans behind bars, including children, representing 20% of global prisoners.
Over 80 percent of Baltimore residents surveyed express a desire for more police presence, citing daily shootings as a major concern.
3.2 million Americans will be homeless this year, as cities pass laws that criminalize basic behaviors like sitting or sleeping in public.
Maine's maximum security prison reveals the psychological and emotional toll of solitary confinement through the personal stories of isolated inmates.
Thirty years since a landmark inquiry, indigenous Australians still die in custody in Australia.
Hector Bravo reveals the challenges of the California Model in the prison system.
California prisons force sterilizations on women, revealing a dark eugenics legacy.
Samuel Baxter helps elderly inmates in California's prison as America faces a growing elderly prisoner population.
This Arizona prison teaches inmates horse taming to reduce reoffending rates after release.
In the 1990s, flawed research on "superpredators" led to widespread panic and harsh juvenile sentencing, prompting states to reconsider life sentences for minors.
After the 1993 murder of a California child, many states enacted three-strikes laws, leading to significant legal and social challenges amid declining crime rates.
In the United States, the surge in inmate populations since the 1980s has led to private prison companies managing the majority of detained undocumented immigrants.
Kim Jong Un celebrates his birthday today while discussing non-violent actions against dictators.
Alcatraz's infamous 1962 escape is examined through the lens of basic engineering principles, showcasing innovative uses of everyday items for problem-solving.
Hooch can be made in British prisons using one cup of sugar for every two liters of juice, fermenting into alcohol in as little as three days.
Terry Williams discusses 'The Hole' in a series premiering on Mon, July 29 at 10/9c.
Around 25 percent of Russians have been subjected to state investigations and imprisonment.
More than half of ex-prisoners return to incarceration within a short time, raising questions about the effectiveness of current penal systems.
In Charleston, Maine, inmates at Mountain View Correctional Facility grow their own food for healthy meals.
Jackie Edwards spent 69 days in solitary confinement at Thompson prison after being accused of assaulting a guard, a claim he denies.
17 million youths were sent to the countryside during China's Cultural Revolution for reeducation, as depicted through personal stories and memories.
Activities at the United States Disciplinary Barracks in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, in 1918 include various labor tasks performed by prisoners, such as farming and construction.
Charles Brown struggles to find employment due to his criminal record until the John Howard Society helps him secure a job and regain his self-respect.
Alexei Navalny's trial on August 4, 2023, highlights his defiance and resilience against Vladimir Putin's regime, culminating in his death in prison on February 16, 2024.
Approximately 6,300 inmates are held at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, with about 75 percent serving life sentences without parole.
Japan's high-security prisons enforce strict regulations on inmates, including silence and limited eye contact, raising questions about the system's humanity and its impact on crime rates.
A woman prepares to marry her fiancé in prison after a year of waiting for a verdict on his case, grappling with the emotional toll of incarceration.
Inmates in U.S. prisons train shelter dogs, providing rehabilitation for both the animals and the incarcerated individuals involved in the program.
John McAvoy broke the world record for the longest distance rowed in 24 hours while serving time in Belmarsh prison.
