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In early 2020, Thailand was in shock when a clip of a school Director molesting a 12-year-old student appeared on social media.

A month later, it emerged that two teenage female students were gang raped by five teachers and two former students for a year. Legal proceedings are ongoing.

Nalinrat was a former sex abuse survivor. Currently a model, she speaks to VICE World News about her own experience in Thailand’s school system.

VICE World News reached out to Nalinrat’s former school and Thailand’s Ministry of Education for comments. We did not receive a response at the time of publication.

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From crypto entrepreneurs in North Korea to major banks in the City of London, money laundering is everywhere.

Money laundering is about making illicitly earned cash look like it came from a legitimate source. It’s hard to say exactly, but the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime estimates that anywhere between $800 billion to $2 trillion of dirty cash is ‘washed’ through the global economy every year.

This is the Business of Crime, a new series looking at how different parts of the criminal economy function. In this episode, we’re looking at money laundering – how it’s done and why it’s so important for criminals around the world to clean their dirty cash.

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For as long as there have been banks, there have been more than enough people happy enough to rob them.

In this episode of The Business of Crime, VICE World News looks into the world of bank heists – how to pull them off, why they often fail and how enterprising criminals are using advances in tech to take this old school form of robbery online.

From hackers to old school heists, we find out how bank robbery is done around the world and look at the motivations and mistakes of the robbers themselves.

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Go behind the scenes to find out how period movies turn back the clock on city streets.

Rena DeAngelo is the Oscar-nominated set decorator behind this year’s “West Side Story” and Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch,” both set in the ’50s-to-’60s time period. In this episode of “Movies Insider,” she breaks down how she’d transform a contemporary New York City street to look like a 1957 time capsule.

Rena takes us through Eclectic/Encore Props in Long Island City, Queens, and shows us the period products and street dressing she would use to rewind time on a modern city. Find out how set decorators dress windows, create fake storefronts, and cover up modern signifiers to make filming locations resemble an era of the past.

Rena has worked on a long list of period pieces, from “Mad Men” to “The Help.” She is a frequent collaborator of Steven Spielberg’s, having worked on three of the director’s historical dramas: “West Side Story,” “Bridge of Spies,” and “The Post.”

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Most scam callers will do whatever it takes to steal your money. Most feel no guilt, but a small few know they are doing the wrong thing. Casey, a former scammer in India who is now working undercover in call centres, works with investigators to gather evidence and help warn would-be scam victims.

We also speak with Ben aka. Pleasant Green, a YouTube scam baiter who works to expose and catch scammers across the world. He recently joined forces with Casey, to try and save people who are about to be scammed out of their life savings.

In a series of candid interviews, Fakes, Frauds & Scammers relives some of the most audacious scams and fraudulent stunts of our time from the mouths of the perpetrators themselves. Whether it’s money, fame or simply an addiction to lying, we find out what motivated these tricksters and whether the highs, lows and ramifications were worth it in the end.

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In this episode of My Life Online, we get to know the 69 year old who is one of the top creators on OnlyFans. Unable to do any other work during the pandemic due to her heart condition, Michelle turned to OnlyFans. Now one viral video and a year later, she’s raking in more cash than she has ever made in her life—but the money isn’t just for her, her goal is to buy a house for her disabled son before it’s too late.

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The concept of living forever has lived in pop culture across generations and cultures, but have scientists in Japan finally cracked the code? In this episode of Future Tense, we discover more about the tech that could digitalise life as we know it.

The technology to preserve our minds might have been created before the technology to preserve our bodies. But will people be willing to upload their consciousness to the cloud in pursuit of eternal life?

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Enjoy these epic bouts between the 71st Yokozuna Kakuryu Rikisaburo vs 73rd Yokozuna Terunofuji Haruo.

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One of Kyoto’s most beautiful gardens during autumn is Enkoji. It was founded in 1601 by the famous Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who brought about the Edo period (1603-1867). Enkoji is a temple of the Rinzai Zen. During this time, Enkoji temple also served as a school that was open to all including commoners. Finally, Enkoji’s principal object of worship is a statue of the thousand-armed Kannon Bodhisattva.

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Caitlin Abrams aka @manicpixiemom has gained popularity in the last year for cleaning gravestones and learning the history of those buried under them. She talks us through how she got TikTok famous, why she cleans random people’s graves, and what she has learnt about the history of those that have died.

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