Childlabour Stories

In 1996, when the Opel Astra was launched in India, the car caught the eye of ten-year-old Veer. As the son of a prostitute, he didn't even have the privilege of touching it. The immoral act has always been looked down upon, but for Meera, it was the only means of survival. She's the mother of two rasgullas, Veer and Tara. It's not easy for the children either. Their mother is always treated as an outcast, but the young boy is determined to be the man of the house. Their way of life is disgusting to many, pitied by some, and accepted by one man. Kindness, love, and courage can lead to the most beautiful thing... A Handful of Happiness. --- Completed Story | PG13

As a 9 year old boy, Emir had to work in a mineshaft managed by lunatics. Having his childhood destroyed as a victim of child labour, only hate and rage fabricated his soul. After escaping from the prison with no family nor friends, he vows to not let any child suffer the same fate ever again. Will his volition and methods save the children from the suffering?

Explore how De Beers Group enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy against child labour across its global diamond supply chain. This story highlights the company's commitment to ethical sourcing, community education, and the protection of vulnerable children in mining regions, showing how responsible practices shape the future of the diamond industry.

A Fictionary account of the booming child labor industry in Nigeria.

"This is the only way for me to escape this cruel reality." (previously Daydreaming)

A story of a brother and sister who work in a factory all day long, but one day get an offer to travel to another country. They take it and run away from home. This gives them hope, that one day, they will also live a happy life. *This is a made up story based off of my knowledge and some google searches, a life of a person in Nigeria could look completely different.*

A QUEST FOR LOVE.... This is the story of three people who wanted love but couldn't get it....It's not about the love affair between two romantic lovers ...but rather about the emotional estrangement between a tired, yet irreplaceable family bond.It is the life of a group of people who forget real life while chasing after money and selfish interests...

In the war-ravaged streets of Myanmar, 8-year-old Arkar is forced to become a parent and protector to his 2-year-old sister Myi. Orphaned and alone, he becomes a domestic helper and a restaurant cleaner-enduring abuse, hunger, and humiliation, all for one reason: Myi. As bombs fall in the distance and the world turns its back, Arkar gives up everything-his dreams, childhood, and body-to keep Myi fed, educated, and safe. But trauma doesn't fade just because you survive. Years later, Myi grows into a brilliant young woman with a future Arkar never imagined. But the past has claws-and when Arkar's buried pain resurfaces, both siblings must fight not just for survival, but for healing. A story of brutal truths, unshakable love, and the invisible scars child labor leaves behind. They called him a servant. But to Myi, he was everything. -:DISCLAIMER:- This is a work of fiction, inspired by the harsh realities faced by many children around the world who are trapped in cycles of poverty, abuse, and child labor. While the characters, settings, and plot are imaginary, they reflect the lived experiences of countless real children who suffer in silence. This story contains graphic depictions of child labor, physical and emotional abuse, sexual abuse (non-explicit but emotionally impactful), trauma, illness, and death. It is intended to raise awareness, evoke empathy, and spotlight the hidden injustices that often go unseen and unheard. Due to the intense and disturbing nature of the content, this story may not be suitable for highly sensitive readers or younger audiences. Reader discretion is strongly advised. If you or someone you know has experienced trauma or abuse, please seek help from a licensed mental health professional or a support organization in your country. You are not alone. This story is not written to glorify pain-it is written to honor survival.

Playing games with friends is what kept our childhood going. Will this kid's life be the same?

Varun, a boy growing up in the Chennai slum, living in shabby neighborhood, in a tiny cramped house. When an unexpected misfortune occurs, Varun must decide to give up his dreams to keep his family living comfortably. A story of a young boy struggling to pull his dreams and reality together. I originally wrote this for a writing contest and it won prizes. I hope you all learn something about how different others life can be than yours.

Every being should be taught their virtues and skills from a young age but child laborers don't have a pen in their hand - like they should - but instead are given tools and are sent to work long hours in dangerous places like factories. For the amount they work, they receive little to no money! I was inspired by the book 'Iqbal' about a brave child who fought for children's rights and died a hero. to represent the injustice in these children's lives, I have written a poem Thank You

Title: The Billionaire's Possessive Wife Author: Kupida Psyche Status: Ongoing Genre: Romance & Poetry

It's 1894... or is it 1904? The years blur together until Tali loses the way to go. Until the future seems far too ugly to imagine. Will her life ever take a turn for the better? Or for the worst...

A short series of journal entries from a young Russian girl who had just immigrated to America in the early 1870's .

About the desires of poor children to read and write

This is a non fiction book about child labor. It's a serious issue. It needs to be stopped!

Ethel was orphaned at a young age. With no one to love and nowhere to go, Ethel felt empty, alone, just an empty bucket rendered useless by holes. A few years pass, and we see this whole different person in her place. The Robotex War definitely did a number on her. They were the reason she was alone, and now she wants to collect what they owe her. Read the first part of her story. A story full of love, hatred, and the desire for revenge. She just wanted the sweldo she deserved. The "I Just Wanted" Trilogy Part 1: I Just Wanted a Sweldo by Carl Yap Part 2: I Just Wanted a Kaibigan by Jordan Sim Part 3: I Just Wanted to be Malaya by Soyun Kim

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Hindi lahat ng nabigyan ng buhay, mapalad ang buhay. Tunghayan ang isang kuwento ng isang batang tila, pinagkaitan ni tadhanang mabuhay ng masaya. |One-Shot|