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Former Indonesian terrorist Yusuf Adimira was convicted as an accomplice in the Bali bombings. Yusuf takes us back to how it all began.

Deadly teen violence is on the rise in Indonesia’s second largest city, Jogjakarta.

Photographs of over 100 Muslim women were put up on sale on an Indian app called ‘Sulli Deals’. The target included Muslim women across age groups.

In the black market of the Philippines, women living below the poverty line who cannot afford to raise a child are making the difficult decision to sell their babies.

On January 17 1968, 31 N. Korean special forces members crossed into S. Korea to kill the President. Kim Shin Jo is one of the survivors who lived to share their story.

World Cup’s governing body FIFA has long been accused of corruption, bribery and vote rigging at the highest level.

Sexual assault cases in Indonesia’s religious boarding schools have incited debate about the power that male Islamic leaders hold in the country.

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Palu, Indonesia in 2018. The tsunami that followed killed thousands of people. VWN met with Ista Nur Masyithah who recounts her ordeal.

Okinawa is known to many as a tourist paradise. VICE World News host Hanako Montgomery travels to Okinawa to find out why.

Thailand became one of the first countries in Asia to legalize medical cannabis. But some patients in need of cannabis medication still turn away from this legal channel.

In this episode of Bad Blood, VWN talks to a former poacher about leaving that life behind to become a protector of wildlife in the very forests where he used to hunt.

VWN looks at how some tenants in Singapore face discrimination renting as prospective landlords screen them based on race.