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SOURCE MATERIAL
8:16
Duterte's Brutal War on Drugs
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.
FAKES, FRAUDS & SCAMMERS
4:39
I Stole $2 Million of Jewellery as a Fake Arab Prince
Saqib Mumtaz couldn’t resist one last audacious crime and it came in the form of a $2 million dollar jewellery heist whilst intimidating the Prince of Brunei.
Empire of Dirt
5:53
Why Some Museums Are Filled With Stolen Objects | Empires of Dirt
VICE World news host Zing Tsjeng explores the ongoing controversy surrounding colonial artefacts on display in Western museums.
SOURCE MATERIAL
9:02
Filming My Escape From Wildfires | Source Material
Journalism is powered by primary sources.
The War On Drugs
10:55
Does Crystal Meth Really Make Your Teeth Fall Out? | The War on Drugs
Does crystal meth use really make your teeth fall out? We pick apart meth fact from fiction and show how the War on Drugs has created a world on speed.
VWN Informers
4:50
Exposing Sexual Harassment in British Government | Informer
This assistant to MPs in the UK's Houses of Parliament calls out sexual harassment, assault and predatory behaviour by senior male MPs towards female members of staff.
SOURCE MATERIAL
10:15
Trapped Inside the Burning Grenfell Tower | Source Material
Journalism is powered by primary sources. People who were there.
Empire of Dirt
5:23
The Dark Relationship Between Slavery and Tobacco
Zing Tsjeng heads to Scotland to find out who the Tobacco Lords of Glasgow were and learn about their role at the centre of America's slave labour tobacco industry.
VWN Super-Users
5:41
The Hackers Finding Missing People | Super Users
Robert Sell leads teams of hackers in competitions to find missing people using open source data. He explains how these digital search and rescue operations work.
VWN DEVELOPING NEWS / web
5:23
Watching The Fall of the Berlin Wall | Developing News
Franco-Nigerian photojournalist Pierre Alozie talks about the photos he took at the fall of the Berlin Wall that divided communist East Germany from West Germany.
SOURCE MATERIAL
9:11
After 8:46
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The War On Drugs
11:33
The Racist Legacy of The War on Drugs | The War on Drugs
Racism is not a bug of the War on Drugs – it’s a feature. Since their earliest beginnings, drug laws have been explicitly built around targeting ethnic minorities.
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