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The International Criminal Court (ICC), established in 2002, seeks to hold to account those guilty of some of the world’s worst crimes. Supporters say it deters would-be war criminals, bolsters the rule of law, and offers justice to victims of atrocities. Now, as the world waits to see if the ICC will issue arrest warrants for the leaders of Israel and Hamas, we ask whether the court is fit for p…

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China’s Slave Fishermen

China | 2024

China’s seafood industry is the world’s biggest, accounting for a fifth of international fishing trade. But onboard China’s ships and in its processing plants, alleged human rights abuses and labour trafficking are rampant. With footage filmed over several years on the high seas and additional reporting on land, 101 East investigates the deadly secrets of China’s massive fishing fleet, and the pr…

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The Battle for the Soul of Angkor …

Cambodia | 2024

Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, or “City of Temples”, is the largest religious structure in the world. A truly spectacular place, it is deeply revered across Cambodia and depicted on its flag as the defining image of the nation. But now, locals accuse the Cambodian government of the mass forced eviction of thousands of people from those communities, while the government claims each one has voluntarily mov…

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Myanmar: Army on the Ropes

Myanmar | 2024

Myanmar’s military government is facing its biggest challenge since it seized power in a coup more than two years ago. This is the most decisive moment in 60 years, after a loose alliance of ethnic armed groups with newly formed anti-coup militias cut off key trading routes, seizing towns and dozens of outposts. For the first time, they are moving into areas the military once thought of as strong…

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Israel's Foreign Army

Palestinian Territory, Occupied | 2024

Settler violence and Israeli military raids in the occupied West Bank have surged since October 7. More than a dozen countries, including the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Australia have condemned the violence, and some have announced visa restrictions on anyone found to have taken part in the attacks. But these restrictions miss a big loophole: dual nationals.

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She Zhijang: Chinese Spy or Crimin…

World | 2024

Wanted in China and sanctioned by the United Kingdom, tycoon She Zhijiang is languishing in a Thai jail. He’s been linked to scam sites involved in human trafficking and forced labour – but in a world-exclusive interview from behind bars, he tells 101 East he was a Chinese spy. Now, with Beijing pushing for his extradition, he says his knowledge of state secrets has put a target on his back. One …

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Flight MH17: Who's Responsible?

World | 2024

A decade since the passenger flight MH17 was shot down, the guilty - convicted in absentia - remain protected in Russia. This Al Jazeera report investigates the last 10 years of evidence and Putin's direct involvement in the incident.

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