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Since becoming president of the Philippines in 2016, Rodrigo Duterte has led an aggressive anti-drug campaign that human rights organizations estimate has killed 27,000 people. Duterte's justifications were broadcast on state media.

VICE News meets Satoshi Araya, the father of a son who committed suicide after being bullied by his coach, as he searches for justice.

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Rural Japan has been on a long, steady decline for decades, but the pandemic now has some plotting an escape from the cities.

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For the first time in Afghanistan's history, its men and women’s teams are training to qualify for the Summer Paralympics, to be held in Tokyo in 2021.

When the coronavirus locked down the world, Cassandra Grimbly and Riley Tench found themselves trapped on the cruise ships where they worked. They documented their lives during weeks of uncertain isolation in a floating hotel.

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What do fencing and voting have in common? Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad tells Cari Champion and Jemele Hill how she's getting out the vote.

As police in Hong Kong intensify a crackdown on the press, new rules allow the police to say who is, and who isn't, a journalist.

People who have experienced decades of trauma in Iraq are turning to exorcists to help with their mental health in a country where those issues are largely ignored.