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Nelson Mandela was released from Victor Verster prison in 1990 after 27 years, while Winnie Mandela played a crucial role in the anti-apartheid movement.
A childhood experience with the justice department begins after watching 'JFK' and writing a letter.
Israel's Supreme Court ruling has legalized torture, with experts documenting systematic sexual violence and degradation against Palestinian detainees for decades.
In Eastern Ukraine, soldiers and medics from a Russian battalion share their experiences and struggles on the front lines of the ongoing conflict, revealing the human cost of war.
97% of Afghans may fall below the poverty line this year, as the Taliban government enforces strict restrictions on women's rights and public life.
Bakhmut's population dwindled from 70,000 to a few thousand as Russian forces bombarded the city for ten months, leading to significant casualties among Ukrainian soldiers.
Dmitry Peskov discusses the 'barbaric attack' on Ukraine in his first British interview.
On October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, with evidence suggesting state involvement in the crime.
Ninety percent of Syrians live below the poverty line, while Bashar al-Assad's regime continues to grow richer amid the country's devastation.
A military convoy of Russian vehicles stretches over 60 kilometers and is reported to be about 25 kilometers from Kyiv amid ongoing air raid sirens.
Sky News Breakfast reports on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and Poland.
Russia claims full control of Mariupol's Azov-style steel works amid ongoing conflict.
One year after the Taliban's takeover, schools for girls are banned, and women like Brishna face threats of violence for advocating their rights.
Yemen suffers after seven years of war, with 21 million people affected by the Houthis' control.
Sky News reports on the ongoing violence in Ukraine as Russian troops advance on Kiev.
American journalists in Argentina tracked down Nazi Erich Priebke, a key figure in the Ardeatine massacre, while searching for SS officer Reinhard Kopps.
2,500 mercenaries, including Germans, were reported to be part of the Azov regiment in Ukraine in 2017, echoing the legacy of the SS.
In India, over 2000 Sikhs have allegedly been abducted, tortured, and killed by state officials under the pretext of anti-terrorism efforts.
In the village of Muslyumova, the severe health impacts of radioactive pollution from the Mayak nuclear accident reveal a hidden legacy of government negligence.
World leaders condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine, marking a serious conflict in Europe.
On October 7th, 2023, Hamas launches an attack that kills 1,400 people in Israel, leading to a military response and a blockade of Gaza.
The Ministry of the Interior and Justice investigates war crimes in Ukraine after Russia's invasion.
Leni Robredo discusses Duterte's violent rhetoric and its impact on Philippine society.
In the Gaza Strip, the impact of the 2014 conflict is illustrated through the experiences of civilians and the use of illegal white phosphorus by Israeli forces.
Jamal Khashoggi's story takes a dark turn at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, leading to his murder.
President Zelensky reports 13,000 evacuations as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine.
Investigators have extracted about 600,000 pages of regime documentation from Syria, which could serve as evidence in a case against the Assad regime.
90% of Syrians live below the poverty line, while the Assad clan continues to amass wealth through drug trafficking and control of economic sectors.
On September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda terrorists executed coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, resulting in nearly three thousand deaths and significant global repercussions.
Sky News Breakfast covers Putin's spokesman admitting significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine.
U.S. officials have warned of Russian advances and potential chemical weapon use in Ukraine.
Two journalists, John Cantlie and James Foley, were abducted in Syria, leading to a prolonged hostage crisis that affected international relations.
The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine prompts Trevor Phillips to discuss the UK's response to Ukrainian refugees with guests including Liz Truss and David Lammy.
In a nation still healing from civil war, a new battle against the devastating grip of synthetic drugs unfolds.
Yemen’s Dirty War highlights the humanitarian crisis affecting 21 million people since 2015.
Lviv faces missile strikes as Ukraine's president warns of Russian destruction in Donbass.
A Russian strike hits a Kyiv shopping center, killing four on this Monday morning.
50 miles from Grozny, the bullet-riddled body of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova is discovered, sparking an investigation into her murder.
94% of Lithuania's 250,000 Jews were murdered within three years during World War II, yet alleged war criminals remain protected by Australian law.
Ariel Sharon's legacy is examined through contrasting perspectives, focusing on his role in the Sabra and Shatila massacre and its lasting impact on the Palestinian community.
Syria has become a testing ground for Russia's military strategies since 2015, influencing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and highlighting the role of Wagner Group.
Tae Yong Ho, a former North Korean diplomat, discusses how Kim Jong Un's soldiers are fighting in Ukraine to enhance the country's nuclear capabilities and the implications for POWs.
Two days before the downing of passenger flight MH17, a military convoy carrying a mobile Russian missile system was tracked using open-source research.
In war-torn Ukraine, investigators search for evidence of the abduction and deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children amid ongoing conflict.
Eight soldiers are evacuated from a hospital during clashes, prompting urgent negotiations for their safe transfer to military barracks.
20,000 UN peacekeepers are deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, yet many are accused of committing sexual violence against civilians.
In 2013, nineteen journalists and humanitarian workers were kidnapped by Islamic State in Raqqa, with Marc Marginedas recounting his experience of survival.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to significant war crimes by Russian forces against civilians, particularly highlighted by the Bucha massacre and subsequent investigations.
