VICE News’ Natashya Gutierrez travels to Cambodia, the Myanmar border and Thailand to investigate a dark new online scam industry built on violence and enslaved labor, gaining rare access to the human trafficking victims who were forced into stealing billions of dollars from everyday Americans. VICE on Showtime has been nominated for a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series or Special in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

The Philippines' latest presidential election results mark the return of the country's most notorious political family into office. The late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr ruled the country for 21 years, until he was ousted nearly four decades ago. During his regime, thousands were detained, tortured and killed under Martial Law, and the family allegedly stole billions from government coffers. Yet in May, his son and namesake, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, won the presidency by a landslide. VICE News’ Natashya Gutierrez finds out why and how it happened.
This episode won the 73rd ACE Eddie Awards for Best Edited Non-Scripted Series in 2023.

The Philippines heads to the polls to replace President Rodrigo Duterte, who leaves behind a bloody drug war as his legacy. The frontrunner, Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr, is the son of a former dictator who killed thousands under Martial Law. The second-place candidate, Leni Robredo, is the only female in the race. She vows to pursue justice for the victims of the drug war but is lagging far behind Marcos Jr., who promises to block international investigations into human rights abuses under Duterte. Natashya Gutierrez reports. Vice News Tonight is a multi-award winning newscast, including the News & Documentary Emmy Award for Outstanding Newscast in 2021.

In the Philippines, there is a thriving black market that sells babies. Many women who are living below the poverty line and cannot afford to raise a child are making the difficult decision to sell their babies. Natashya Gutierrez of VICE World News speaks to mothers and brokers to understand how this trade works. This investigative video has over 1M views.

In this documentary, Natashya Gutierrez travels to Afghanistan to explore how sports is impacting the lives of young Afghan athletes with disabilities, and how the women's wheelchair basketball national team is breaking boundaries and stereotypes. This video was produced in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Unequal is a digital video series hosted by VICE Asia’s Natashya Gutierrez, which explores women’s rights in Asia. Episodes include female genital mutilation in Singapore, divorce laws around the region, and the impact of Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war on women.

Experience firsthand what has been left by the battles in Marawi, and the challenges faced by the Philippine military against ISIS fighters through Asia’s first-ever, virtual-reality war documentary. Explore the destroyed buildings, hear the gunshots, and see the streets of Marawi like never before from every angle, in 360 degrees.

This first part of the documentary, Inside the War Zone, was launched in Digicon 2017 by Rappler, in partnership with Group of Five Incorporated and the Internet Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines. The second part, The Cost of War, explores the living conditions of the evacuees.

This piece won Best Use of Online Video at the Asian Digital Media Awards in 2018.

In the lead up to the 2019 Philippine midterm election, VICE Asia gathered young supporters and critics of President Rodrigo Duterte to discuss the ongoing War on Drugs, the Catholic Church’s involvement in state affairs and what they think of the senatorial candidates. Natashya Gutierrez moderates. This video went viral on Facebook, garnering more than 1M views in less than a week.

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