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Arrested 16 Times, Tibetan Activist Tsundue Continues to Protest Against China

From warzones to wildfires, Source Material tells the stories of people who lived the headlines with their cameras running.

Almost 200 people, mostly women, have been murdered in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, accused of witchcraft and sorcery. We meet the women branded as "witches"

Abdullah “AJ” Jabbar has been vlogging his life in Syria for the past seven years, beginning when he was 13. His videos offer a unique look at complex country and conflict.

A guy in Japan is getting paid to do nothing and another is getting people to sell him their face. This and much more on our latest episode of "What in the World"

After the long postponements couples in India are downsizing their weddings, or choosing online ceremonies, shaking up the estimated 50 billion dollar industry out of its COVID limbo.

Surrogacy and LGBTQAI+ rights, both lie in the legally grey area in China. But there are queer couples who are willing to take the risk to build their family.

VICE World News reporter Hanako Montgomery visits Fukushima and speaks with local residents to see what has changed since the tsunami in 2011.

Thinzar Shunlei Yi, a young pro democracy activist from Myanmar tells us why democracy in the country had always been fragile.

In Taiji, Japan, the dolphin hunting industry has shifted from killing dolphins for their meat to a more lucrative, but equally controversial industry— "dolphin shows."

VICE World News was on the ground with Indian Farmers to understand why they have been out on the streets protesting for over 2 months now.

“When I saw her online, I was so shocked that I started crying. I couldn't even say a word. Never in my life did I think I would have a twin.”