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More than 40 World War II shipwrecks, serving as mass graves, have been illegally plundered by salvage crews, prompting investigations by journalists and marine archaeologists.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose mass crimes and drug trafficking in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
Kherson residents endure psychological horrors under Moscow's occupation in Southern Ukraine.
Victor Gao discusses human rights abuses in China and protests in Hong Kong during an interview in London.
A thousand Taliban fighters captured the city of Ghazni, less than 100 miles from Kabul, marking a significant setback for the Afghan government.
Leni Riefenstahl, the leading filmmaker of Nazi Germany, consistently denied her involvement in the Holocaust despite new documents revealing her historical connections.
Over 7,000 people died in the Philippines' war on drugs within a year of its launch in 2016, with most victims being minor drug offenders and addicts.
On February 24, 2022, Russian troops launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odessa, and Kharkiv with rockets.
In April 2005, Aceh rebels accuse the Indonesian army of cease-fire violations and ethnic cleansing.
Kherson faces daily Russian bombardments, with residents hearing loud explosions in November.
Al-Qaeda attacks a hospital in Yemen, killing 52 civilians in a failed operation.
An Afghan interpreter recounts threats from the Taliban while serving the US Army in Afghanistan.
President Vladimir Zelinski sharply criticized Amnesty International's claims about Ukraine's military actions.
Twenty years ago, three opposition politicians disappeared in Belarus, allegedly abducted and murdered by a special unit under direct orders.
Ongoing war crimes by Russia against civilians in Ukraine, including bombings and kidnappings, raise questions about the country's designation as a terrorist state.
Yanghee Lee confronts Aung San Suu Kyi about Rohingya persecution in Myanmar.
More than 7,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by Serb paramilitaries in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, during a UN-protected zone withdrawal.
Ukrainian forces hold back Russia's advance into The Black Sea, impacting local lives.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
Caterpillar bulldozers are used by the Israeli army to destroy Palestinian homes and orchards.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
Over the past year, dozens of Uyghurs accused of planning attacks have been executed as the Chinese government intensifies its crackdown on the Muslim population.
In June 2009, Iraq's dark cells now house homeless families instead of women prisoners.
Kimua in the Walikale district faces ongoing fear from the FDLR Hutu militia's presence.
A million people were killed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, yet many perpetrators, including a UN employee, remain untried for their alleged roles.
This story details the Russian soldiers' cleansing operation in Bucha, Ukraine, in 2022.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and helped propel Vladimir Putin to the presidency amid a climate of fear.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and raised suspicions about the Kremlin's involvement in the attacks.
3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks, prompting Dick Cheney to discuss the shift in U.S. policy towards terrorism and national security.
Over 50,000 Ethiopian refugees are currently sheltered in the Umrikuba camp in eastern Sudan, fleeing violence from the civil war that began in November 2020.
John Kiriakou spent two years in federal prison after revealing that CIA detainee Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded, a detail he disclosed in 2007.
Charles Taylor expresses gratitude for efforts to bring peace to Liberia during a meeting with Foday Sankoh and Johnny Paul Koroma in 1999.
Ukraine's counteroffensive falters as winter approaches, raising fears of Russian dominance.
More than 2 million people are displaced in South Sudan as families struggle to reunite amid ongoing violence and shifting front lines.
Aleppo faces devastation as VICE News embeds with the Islamic Front fighting in Syria today.
More than 250,000 people are killed in Syria, with thousands displaced at the Turkey border.
Camp 6 in Guantanamo Bay houses many detainees under constant surveillance and force feeding policies.
Fiona Hill warns of a renewed Russian assault on Kyiv and Putin's ongoing ambitions.
Israeli forces breach Hamas defenses in Khan Younis, worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Clancy Chassay investigates the killing of medics during Israel's invasion of Gaza.
Clancy Chassay investigates claims of Israeli military using civilians as human shields in Gaza.
Nearly 1,400 Palestinians were killed during the attack on Gaza, with more than half identified as civilians, including 431 children.
Hamas emerges as a dominant force in Gaza, challenging Israel's stability and authority.
The Gaza Health Ministry reports over 10,000 deaths from Israeli air strikes amid ongoing conflict.
Mayan Indians face ongoing fear and injustice in Guatemala, as Rigoberta Menchu highlights their plight.
Harold Keke led the first group of militants from Guadalcanal five years ago to expel Malayan squatters from the main island.
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges discusses Russia's attacks and the need for military aid to Ukraine.
