VICE REPORTS

We meet two Swedish drug users who have escaped Sweden's zero-tolerance policy and instead live on the streets of Copenhagen.

Winter has spent the last 22 years of his life trying to visit every Starbucks location on the planet.

We surprised John Darnielle, lead singer of the Mountain Goats, with a custom campaign of Dungeons and Dragons based on their full-length album “In League with Dragons.”

We travel to Vancouver BC to meet the veteran adult film star flipping the casting process on its head.

Are sex dolls the future of prostitution? From Europe's First Sex Doll Brothel to the Artificial G Spot Makers themselves, Joel Golby heads to Barcelona to hear from both sides of the turf war between dolls and real life sex workers.

VICE’s Manisha Krishnan traveled to Poole's Land, a remote oceanside community where young people live in anarchy, to figure out why they decided to move there and try out the lifestyle for herself.

VICE reporter Manisha Krishnan travels to Texas to meet women on both sides of the gun debate to find out what makes firearms a women’s issue in America.

VICE follows a group of 10 and 17 years kids in a deprived neighbourhood in Naples, the real-life setting of TV show Gomorra for their annual “war” between kids and so called “babygangs” of different inner city neighbourhoods.

VICE enters the underground fetish wrestling community fuelled by social media site, MeetFighters.com, where gay men organise fights in living rooms, hotel rooms and makeshift rings.

Over 200,000 Syrian's remain in the Assad government's notorious prison system where inmates face a regime of torture and secret executions. Families for Freedom is a campaign by Syrian women fighting to raise awareness for those still detained.

VICE’s Zing Tsjeng meets acid attack survivors from Bangladesh who have travelled to London to hold a fashion show to raise awareness about violence against women.

VICE travelled to central London to see the Football Lads Alliance hold their second protest against extremism. Are they the next right-wing street movement or the "backbone of this country" simply standing up to terrorism?