survivors
Coverage of survivors in the Nexus archive.
- Three survivors testify against convicted child molester
Three survivors testified against a convicted child molester. The defendant was sentenced to 25-35 years in prison for three counts.
- Massive home explosion caught on wild video as 2 launched from ‘missile’-like blast somehow survive
A massive home explosion in Canton was captured on video, with two survivors emerging from a 'missile'-like blast. One survivor was found badly burned three-tenths of a mile away more than four hours later, according to Canton fire officials.
- Conference on bonded labour unites officials, survivors, and experts to combat trafficking and enhance awareness across Telangana
A conference on bonded labour brought together officials, survivors, and experts in Telangana to combat trafficking and raise awareness. The event aimed to strengthen efforts against bonded labour through collaboration and education.
- Big Thompson flood survivors recall climb to safety 50 years after deadly disaster
Survivors of the Big Thompson flood in Colorado reflect on their climb to safety 50 years after the deadly disaster. The event remains a life-changing memory, with daily reminders evoking the experience.
- A heavily armed border still divides North and South Korea 70 years after the armistice
North and South Korea remain divided by a heavily armed border 70 years after the 1953 Korean War armistice. The conflict ended without a peace treaty, leaving the countries technically at war, with ongoing impacts including border fortifications and separated families carrying memories of loss.
- Guyana ferry capsize death toll rises to 53 as survivors describe terror
A ferry capsized in Guyana over the weekend, killing at least 53 people. Survivors described experiencing terror during the incident.
- Tears of anger as Tai Po fire survivors slam negligent authorities after hearing
Survivors of the Hong Kong Wang Fuk Court fire expressed anger and exhaustion after an inquiry, condemning government departments for negligence and demanding accountability. They accused authorities of passing the buck and called for apologies.
- Bangkok bar fire death toll rises to 32 as survivor recalls ‘hectic’ tragedy: ‘I just ran’
The death toll from a Bangkok bar fire has risen to 32 as survivors and family members of victims visited a nearby police station to seek compensation, gather belongings, and share statements about the incident. A survivor described the event as 'hectic' and recalled fleeing the scene by 'just running.'
- Army General recounts Oyo teachers, pupils rescue operation, as survivor relives captivity ordeals
An Army General described the rescue of Oyo teachers and pupils, with survivors handed over to Governor Makinde. Security agencies refused to negotiate with kidnappers despite pressure. A survivor recounted their captivity ordeal.
- Aspen Acres fire took everything from them but their lives. Here’s how a few Colorado survivors are facing an uncertain future.
The Aspen Acres fire destroyed homes and belongings for Colorado residents, with some escaping moments before the fire consumed their property and others unable to retrieve possessions. Survivors now face an uncertain future.
- Beyond Camp Mystic, survivors of Texas floods struggle to move forward
The tragic deaths at a Texas girls’ camp during floods drew widespread attention, while other survivors continue to face unresolved trauma. The article highlights the ongoing, quieter struggles of those affected beyond the headline-grabbing incident.
- Venezuelan earthquake survivors search for missing pets in an unexpected place: McDonald's
One week after two massive earthquakes devastated Venezuela, rescuers are searching collapsed buildings for survivors. Survivors are also looking for missing pets at an unexpected location: McDonald's.
- Christian Brothers kept nine child abusers in religious order due to Gospel imperative to help ‘the needy’, court documents reveal
The Christian Brothers retained nine convicted child abusers as members of its religious order, citing a 'Gospel imperative' to 'care for all Brothers' and 'the needy'. Court documents show the order sought financial support from the Holy See six months before declaring it could not afford to pay survivors of abuse.
- Survivors rail at government on 1,000th day since Oct. 7: ‘They’ve never taken responsibility’
Survivors and families of hostages criticize the government for not taking responsibility for the Oct. 7 massacre, demanding a state commission of inquiry and condemning Netanyahu and Smotrich for out-of-touch comments.
- Rescuers race to reach survivors in Venezuela
Rescuers are working urgently to reach survivors in Venezuela. A person is pleading for assistance to extract someone from the situation.
- More than 100 Venezuelans who were deported from the US hours before the earthquakes are missing
More than 100 Venezuelans who were deported from the US hours before the earthquakes are now missing. The search for survivors in Venezuela has become increasingly desperate following two devastating earthquakes.
- Teams scramble to locate survivors four days after Venezuela earthquakes
Local and international rescue teams are working to save survivors four days after two powerful earthquakes struck La Guaira state in Venezuela. Teams are racing to pull people from rubble in the aftermath.
- Stories of survivors of Venezuela’s earthquakes
Rescuers in Venezuela are racing against time to find survivors after twin earthquakes left thousands missing.
- How to still help Hill Country flooding victims, one year later
The article highlights that survivors and loved ones of the Hill Country flooding still require community assistance one year later, providing ways to help.
- Texas Supreme Court rejects lawsuit by survivors of Uvalde school shooting
The Texas Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit by survivors of the Uvalde school shooting. A memorial at Robb Elementary School on June 10, 2026, honors the 19 students and two teachers who were killed.
- The scars of war among survivors in Sudan
The war in Sudan has caused significant human suffering, with thousands killed and millions forced to flee their homes.
- Venezuela Searches for Survivors After Quakes
Venezuela is searching for survivors following recent earthquakes.
- ‘We hugged each other and ran’: Venezuelans recount earthquake horror
Survivors in Venezuela described panic and collapsing buildings during two strong earthquakes, with thousands feared dead.
- Oakland crash survivors express outrage over teen driver's release
Survivors of a deadly Oakland crash expressed outrage after the teenage suspect was released from custody. The crash resulted in three deaths and five serious injuries, with one survivor still recovering a month later.
- Survivors of Myanmar’s Landmine Blasts Struggle With Severed Limbs and Shattered Lives
Survivors of Myanmar’s landmine blasts are dealing with severe injuries such as severed limbs and face ongoing challenges in earning a livelihood. The article highlights their persistent physical pain and the difficulties they encounter in rebuilding their lives.
- Sierra Leone’s first lady refuses to condemn FGM without ‘reliable data’ on harms
Sierra Leone’s first lady, Fatima Maada Bio, refuses to condemn female genital mutilation (FGM) without 'reliable data' on its harms, despite an open letter from health professionals, survivors, and politicians expressing concerns over her remarks. She denies supporting the practice but has not publicly opposed it, sparking controversy.
- What are the Supreme Court guidelines for protecting survivors of human trafficking? | Explained
The article discusses Supreme Court guidelines for protecting human trafficking survivors, focusing on the judgment's implications, the existing legal framework, the stance on voluntary sex work, and survivors' rehabilitation rights.
- Survivors share experiences and lessons from Congo’s 2018 Ebola outbreak
Survivors and health/aid workers in eastern Congo shared their experiences and lessons from the 2018-2020 Ebola outbreak. The accounts focus on personal and professional challenges during the crisis.
- The Fight to Stop Human Trafficking in America
Human trafficking occurs in both small towns and major cities in America, with most victims exploited by someone they know. The article highlights efforts in Arkansas, involving survivors, law enforcement, and non-profit organizations, to combat this crime.
- My late husband had a higher Social Security benefit. We both claimed at 62. Can I get more on his record?
An individual asks if they can receive more Social Security benefits based on their late husband's higher benefit, as both claimed at age 62. The article notes that early benefit claiming may affect payment amounts but does not always impact survivors.
- Confirmed Ebola cases in Congo reach 282 as survivors describe their recoveries
Congolese authorities report 282 confirmed Ebola cases in an ongoing outbreak. Survivors are sharing accounts of their recovery experiences.
- Laos cave survivors help with plan to find last two missing men
Five men have been freed from a narrow, flooded cave in Laos, but efforts continue to locate two remaining missing individuals. Survivors are assisting in the search for the last two missing men.
- Laos cave survivors help with plan to find last two missing men
Five men have been freed from a flooded cave in Laos, and survivors are assisting efforts to locate the remaining two missing individuals.
- Congress has taken on Epstein. But lawmakers and survivors are still searching for accountability
Congress is addressing Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse allegations, driven by public demand and survivor advocacy. Lawmakers have set aside party politics to pursue accountability, though challenges remain.
- Congress has taken on Epstein. But lawmakers and survivors are still searching for accountability
Congress has been addressing Jeffrey Epstein's case driven by public demand and survivors' calls for accountability, setting aside party politics. Lawmakers and survivors continue to seek accountability nearly a year after these efforts began.
- WATCH: Video shows harrowing effort to rescue victims from flooded cave
Five people were found alive in a flooded cave in Laos, but rescue efforts remain challenging as crews work to extract them and locate two remaining miners trapped underground.
- Rescue teams celebrate as survivors found in Laos cave
Rescue teams in Laos celebrated the discovery of survivors in a cave. The successful rescue operation highlights ongoing efforts to locate and save individuals trapped in the cave.
- Two Survivors Left at Sea After U.S. Attacks Boat in Pacific
A U.S. military strike in the Pacific left two survivors after attacking a boat. The operation was ordered by Gen. Francis L. Donovan of the Marine Corps, head of the Southern Command.
- Rescuers search for survivors after hotel collapse in Philippines
Rescuers are searching for survivors following a hotel collapse in the Philippines. The incident has prompted urgent search and rescue operations.
- Over $5M in donations flowed in after the Lapu-Lapu Day attack. Here's where it went
Over $5.5 million was raised through charities and 29 GoFundMe campaigns following the Lapu-Lapu Day Festival attack. Survivors have criticized the lack of consultation and ongoing support, while a charity expert advocates for direct cash transfers to victims as an effective strategy.