HUMAN RIGHTS

We meet unscrupulous surgeons and traffickers who butcher people for their organs.

Criminals use Thailand as a drugs super highway to fuel Australia's meth crisis.

Almost 200 people, mostly women, have been murdered in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, accused of witchcraft and sorcery. We meet women who were branded as witches by their neighbours or relatives and have been forced into a life of exile.

Brazilian's Black majority population calls out what they call a Black genocide.

The struggle is real for aid groups trying to get you to care

VICE News embedded with underground human rights activists fighting police brutality.

More than 30,000 people are currently missing in Mexico, and it’s become eerily commonplace for workers to stumble on mass graves in the countryside.

VICE News talks to current member of the Syrian War Crime Commission Karen Koning AbuZayd and Carla del Ponte, who just quit the commission in protest.

We sat down with the founder of Forensic Architecture, a team of architects, scientists, journalists, and graphic designers analyzing destroyed buildings for evidence of human rights abuses in war zones.

Hailey hangs out with and learns about the urban tribes of Mexico City.

Thomas joins two young transwoman as they transition in the Bronx.

VICE News returns to a refugee camp in Lebanon where families continue to live in exile.