Fault Lines

In ex­change for amnesty, a mil­i­tary com­man­der in Colom­bia con­fess­es to cov­er­ing up the killing of in­no­cent civil­ians.

Af­ter a train de­rail­ment in Ohio, Fault Lines in­ves­ti­gates if the rail­road in­dus­try has pri­ori­tised prof­its over safe­ty.

Fault Lines in­ves­ti­gates Mi­a­mi’s cos­met­ic surgery in­dus­try and the bat­tle be­tween prof­its and pa­tient safe­ty.

Fault Lines re­ports on El Sal­vador’s war on gangs and in­ves­ti­gates claims of abuse and deaths in prison.

Fault Lines ex­am­ines what As­sange’s case says about press free­dom and the con­se­quences of pub­lish­ing state se­crets.

Fault Lines in­ves­ti­gates the killing of Al Jazeera jour­nal­ist Shireen Abu Ak­leh by Is­raeli mil­i­tary forces.

We fol­low the lives of Haitians who have been de­port­ed from the US to a coun­try with ris­ing vi­o­lence and in­sta­bil­i­ty.

We in­ves­ti­gate the NFL’s fail­ure to com­pen­sate play­ers who suf­fered head trau­ma play­ing the most pop­u­lar US sport.

Fault Lines re­ports on the risks jour­nal­ists in Mex­i­co face try­ing to bring the truth to light.

We in­ves­ti­gate se­cre­tive units with­in the US Bor­der Pa­trol that have been ac­cused of cov­er­ing up agent mis­con­duct.