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Rich Jackson speaks out for the first time about facing backlash after reporting misconduct in Minneapolis.
Sarah Everard's disappearance on March 3, 2021, in Clapham Common highlights the dangers women face walking alone at night during COVID-19 restrictions.
Ember faces execution at Oklahoma State Penitentiary Scott, citing cruel punishment concerns.
Nine priests face sexual abuse allegations in Sexual Abuse In The Abbey by RTS Radio Television Suisse An.
A Swiss banker hands over documents to Julian Assange, revealing attempts by wealthy leaders to evade tax payments and engage in money laundering.
An unidentifiable woman's body with unusual skin puncture marks is found in a critical investigation that unfolds within 72 hours of the crime.
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In Tepalcatepec and La Ruana, residents form autodefensa militias to combat the violence of the Knights Templar cartel and restore safety in their communities.
A person considers meeting a buyer for their virginity in a public place, assessing traffic and potential exits for safety.
A former flight attendant reveals the dark realities of working in Asia's airline industry.
This Al Jazeera report details the ongoing quest for justice in the MH17 tragedy.
Tommy Robinson organizes a protest march on February 6, 2016, in a car park just outside Birmingham city center for the UK arm of Pegida.
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.
In Britain, detectives investigate real crimes and murder cases while Kathy Burke highlights social injustices affecting local communities.
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.
Seven sex workers, a client, and the brothel owner were found dead in a Cape Town massage parlor, victims of an execution-style killing.
In Pakistan, policewomen confront a gender violence epidemic, highlighted by the murder of a woman by a male friend, as many attackers evade justice.
Parisians demand justice for Adama Traoré amid George Floyd protests in June.
Between 150 and 250 women and children, many of whom are minors, are targeted for rescue in a raid planned by local police and undercover agents.
In small town Saskatchewan, a young single mother accuses a respected doctor of rape after a panic attack leads to sedation, but her claims are met with skepticism.
Watch Newark police stop a man in this excerpt from 'Policing the Police.'
The Department of Corrections uses Ruger weapons while addressing declining inmate numbers in America.
The video advocates for harder jail time for graffiti taggers in New York City.
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.
A Guantanamo detainee shares his agony during hunger strikes and force-feeding experiences.
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.
Haiti's notorious Port-au-Prince prison houses thousands of inmates without trial, facing conditions deemed sub-human by the United Nations.
On July 17, 2013, 23 children died after consuming poisoned school lunches in Bihar, raising serious concerns about the safety of India's midday meal program.
Jordan, a liberal country in the Arab world, still faces the issue of honour killings in April 2004.
Baltimore's gun trace task force faces trial for misconduct affecting thousands of cases.
A trial in Bentonville, Arkansas, questions if an Amazon Echo can provide key evidence in a murder case.
Patricia Hilliard intervenes to prevent gun violence at Jackson Pulaski in Chicago.
89 bars of cocaine have been discovered in Fiji, revealing the island's growing role in the South Pacific drug trade.
Four shots were fired on Valentine's Day 2013, leading to the trial of Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
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.
Sixty-two thousand homicides occurred in Brazil in one year, reflecting the escalating violence in Rio's favelas amid failed pacification efforts.
Sergei Magnitsky uncovers a $230 million tax fraud linked to the Kremlin in Russia.
More than 4,000 prisoners are crammed into the PSmore Correctional Center in Cape Town, which has a capacity of just 1,619.
RAB, a special unit of the Bangladesh police, has more than 13,000 members and is accused of kidnappings, torture, and murder.
More than 50 people have been killed in Belize City this year amid escalating gang violence between local Bloods and Crips.
The corruption scandal involving former South African President Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family is examined through investigative journalism and a judicial inquiry.
Thirteen art students from the University of Leeds faked a holiday in Spain, using altered flight tickets and staged photos to manipulate the media.
Uber takes 20 percent of drivers' earnings, but some drivers exploit the system by uploading forged insurance documents to save money.
Erika Marie Rivers highlights the alarming trend of tens of thousands of missing Black women and girls in the U.S. and the media's failure to report their stories.
In Rwanda, a widow seeks justice for her husband Charles, who was murdered by their neighbors, grappling with the complexities of vengeance and closure.
