Sally Hayden
As Video of Chibok Girls Gives New Hope, We Speak to Survivors of Boko Haram
Parents and friends of the 219 missing girls kidnapped from a school in northeast Nigeria two years ago today have reacted with joy to video released today appearing to show some of them alive.
Ireland Marks 100 Years Since 'Easter Rising' Against British Rule
We were in Dublin for commemorations of the armed rebellion on Easter Monday 1916 that heralded the end of British rule — but which still means very different things to different people.
These North Korean Defectors Are Leading Calls for Kim Jong-un to Face the ICC
Two years after a UN inquiry found North Korea to be guilty of "crimes against humanity," those who testified are still pushing to see the reclusive Asian country's leader face prosecution.
Bahrain Detains Activist and Her Baby Son in Ongoing 'Cat-and-Mouse' Crackdown
VICE News spoke to the sister of Bahraini human rights activist Zainab Al-Khawaja shortly after her arrest. Khawaja was taken from her home with her infant son.
Inside the Underground Efforts to Liberate Saudi Arabia's Domestic Workers
VICE News spoke to some of the individuals and organizations working to help abused domestic workers escape Saudi Arabia. Somalia has just announced an agreement to send 50,000 women there each year.
An Infamous Undercover Cop Has Been Tracked to Australia — Where He's Teaching Police Tactics
John Dines is just the latest to be traced in a long-running campaign to out more than 100 undercover police who spied on UK activist groups over a period of more than four decades from 1968.
Clearing France's Migrant Camps: What's Next For Thousands of Evicted Refugees?
VICE News visited migrant and refugee camps in the French towns of Dunkirk and Calais to meet the people being violently evicted by the authorities.
We Visited the Lesser-Known French Migrant Camp That's Next in Line for Evictions
The Dunkirk migrant camp will be the next to be cleared by the French authorities, following dramatic scenes in the "Jungle" camp in Calais this week.
Migrants Sew Their Lips Shut in Protest at Calais 'Jungle' Demolition
As the violent demolition of a large section of the French migrant camp enters a third day, a group of Iranian men have sewn their lips shut in protest at how the camp's residents are being treated.
Case Collapses Against Final Suspect in Northern Ireland's Deadliest Terrorist Attack
The 1998 Omagh bombing was the largest atrocity in three decades of sectarian violence and killed 29 people. Seamus Daly, the final suspect, was released from prison on Tuesday.
Soldiers, Spies, and Police Officers Launch Campaign to Legalize Drugs in the UK
VICE News attended a launch in the British parliament for LEAP UK — a collection of former undercover drugs officers, military figures, and police, who are campaigning for drug law reform in Britain.
Ireland's General Election Could Finally End Almost 100 Years of Civil War Politics
Ireland is still coming out of a major recession, with young people telling VICE News that the economy, abortion rights, and climate change will deciding factors when deciding who to vote for.