Topic: Crime & Justice

Gay rights pioneer Harry Hay strongly identified with the traditions of the nadleehi.

Once a month, these girl scouts reunite with their mothers at Gatesville's Hilltop Prison.

What led Cyntoia — who grew-up in a reasonable home environment — to this tragic end?

Role models can make all the difference in a young person's life.

Fred's mother turned her loss into a personal mission to help other kids like her son.

The FBI called the Environmental Liberation Front America's number one domestic terroism threat.

A Chilean judge investigates criminal cases filed against former dictator Augusto Pinochet.

An heir to the largest white-owned estate in Kenya stands accused of murdering a black poacher on his land.

Tobina Cole describes her family's past in Africa.

A 16-year-old Muslim girl in Harlem is picked up by the FBI on suspicion of being a terrorist.

Has the War on Terror compromised civil liberties?

One year in the life of a city grappling with violence.

Desperately seeking Kony (and justice) in Uganda.

Delving deeper into the pursuit of Joseph Kony.

See how a gifted mathematician and family man took part in Cambodia's killing fields.

The Bookkeeper of Death is held to account.

Amancio Villatoro's remains were the first to be identified as part of an ambitious forensic investigation.

See how a 26-year-old documentary became vital forensic evidence in the trial of a dictator.

A filmmaker traces the fate of Argentina's disappeared.

The most shocking cover up in the United States military is not what you would expect.

Are multinational corporations bleeding Africa dry?

Several servicewomen describe how they were sexually assaulted in the military.

Take a hard look at the War on Drugs.

The Wire's David Simon on the downsides of the drug war.

Do limited options make drugs seem like opportunities?

Witness the tragic side of the immigration debate.

A family confronts a terrible loss.