Private Security in South Africa Comes at a Cost
There are more than double the number of private security officers than police officers and national military combined in South Africa. This can
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Inside the Pedophilic Manga Industry in Japan
A loophole in Japan’s law on child abuse material allows artists to freely draw sex with children. Despite a growing number of nations
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People Trying to Control Your Mind Have More Tools than Ever | COMPLEXIFY
In this episode of Complexify, we got mesmerized by the world of mind-control, probing creepy street hypnotists and subliminal chicanery in an effort
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Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia: Left For Dead (Part 2)
Watch Part 1 – Watch Part 3 – In recent years, democratic reforms have swept through Myanmar, a country that for decades was
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China Has Banned “Effeminate” Men | Gen China
In 2021, China’s broadcasting regulator issued a ban on ‘niang pao’ or ‘sissy men’ from appearing on TV and video streaming sites. The
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Ex-Navy SEALs Rescue Children From Sex Trafficking In San Diego (HBO)
According to the FBI, there were 465,676 National Crime Information Center entries for missing children in 2016. Frustrated that police don’t always treat
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The Law Banning Congressional Insider Trading Isn’t Enough to Stop It
WASHINGTON — The law banning members of Congress from insider trading should be upgraded in light of the frantic stock trading on Capitol
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The Student Debt Sentence: The British Election
The reform to higher education in England, which among other things tripled annual university tuition fees, sparked mass protests in 2010. In the
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A Pattern of Sexual Misconduct by Louisville Police
Internal documents and recordings going back more than a decade, and interviews with multiple accusers, as well as current and former members of
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The Untold Stories: Victims of Clergy Abuse and Their Pursuit for Justice
January 20 marked a pivotal moment in Germany as an inquest revealed that Pope Benedict was aware of child abuse by priests but
