Humanrights Stories

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

Swap Class. It's been around for years. And yet.... despite all safeguards and protections promised..... what happens when somebody refuses to swap back citing human rights? What happens, when the human right to not be forced into medical procedures (eg. the swap back procedure), collides with the human right to return to your original body? And what happens when it happens when the law hasn't caught up to body swapping yet, and body swapping rights haven't been introduced yet. For reference, the AITA stories are from OP's POV, TIFU stories are from Hannah's POV, and College Swap Class announcements are from the college's POV.

I write poems of war not from the battlefield, but from the lives it fractures, the innocent civilians who suffer in its shadow. While both victor and defeated armies are remembered, those who endure in silence fade into forgetting.

The struggle is here. The time to act for our rights is now. As the rich continue to busk in a lavish reality, let us fight for a world of equality. Freedom won't be given to us on a silver platter. We must take it from where it is imprisoned and use it to claim our victory. -The Struggle

"Every conflict has two sides. Every story has two truths." In a world divided by ideals, every choice comes with a cost-and love may be the most dangerous choice of all. Elena Reyes fights for the people she serves. Gabriel Castillo serves the nation he swore to protect. When fate reunites them in the midst of growing unrest, they find themselves caught between opposing worlds, where every decision carries consequences and every step toward each other feels like a betrayal of something they hold dear. As tensions rise and lines are drawn, Elena and Gabriel must answer a question neither of them ever wanted to face: When love and duty stand on opposite sides of the barricade, which one do you choose? Welcome to Beyond the Barricades-a story of love, sacrifice, courage, and impossible choices. ❤️ Team Love ⚖️ Team Duty If you had to choose, what would it be? #BeyondTheBarricades #ElenaAndGabriel #LoveVsDuty #PoliticalRomance #SlowBurnRomance #WattpadPH

America was built on discrimination, hate, and hypocrisy, The very land we stand on is soaked in blood. It's been 250 years and we're owed an apology, Yet the violence still flows like a flash flood. They put our pain among archetypes, And paint over our scars. But I will always bleed stripes; Even if all I see is stars.

Dalawang estudyanteng iskolar ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas ang nakadanas ng pait at sukdulan ng tadhana. Ipinaglaban nila ang kanilang karapatang pantao ngunit hindi nila kayang makamit ang hustisya. Nalunod sa paghihiganti at pagdadalamhati at nawalan ng pag-asang ipagpatuloy ang kanilang mga buhay.

Slavery and Human Trading in Christianity and the Bible

Poem about a person's right -so ayun mini task talaga namin to sa english hahaha pinagawa kami ng poem about sa human rights. Kayo nalang po bahala kung pano nyo iinterpret ang tula ko :)

Persecuted for their Beliefs, Yet Standing Tall for Humanity!! Government Authority vs Power of Spiritual Truth When the truth speaks, Governments tremble. China and India are nuclear powers with the ability to destroy the earth many times over and with more than a third of the world's population. Yet just the mere presence of some people - people who have no possession other than the clothes they wear and the words they utter - is enough to rattle the superpowers into fear and frenzy. When the truth is spoken power trembles. The Dalai Lama and HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam are incontrovertibly two of the most powerful spiritual figures of the present times. Both are outspoken, against the tyranny of the establishment and are working towards a new world order - one where divisions disappear and people live in peace, powerfulness and prosperity. Both are exiled from their homes and have hence become citizens of the world. Both are ancient beings who have re-incarnated to bring back order into the chaos that the world has become today.

There's been growing community of black people in the island north of Luzon. With its population ratio of 30% Black and 70% Filipino. Over the years, it is being visited by many locals for its best picturesque beaches and sceneries. It attracts many foreigners making difference to the population percentage. It was very peaceful island indeed with God as its patron and solidarity is their language. But it wasn't until a rice company run by white people decided to inhabit quarter of the island making their property and doing illegal slavery amongst black people. Johnson family, one of the affected black people in the island decided to flee the country. However, they didn't make it as the security held them captive because they try to run away for the port. Meanwhile, Laura Johnson - the eldest grand children of the family - escaped in the hands of security. This is the story of a black woman who pretended to be white man to save her family and also to save other people. How can she make it herself? What is the importance of feminism and equality among many races? --------------------------- This is a work of fiction. Names, places, and events relating to real life are purely coincidental. Views and opinions of the story does not reflect the author's. Plagiarism is a crime. Written in Taglish.

Evaryan is a post-apocalyptic, dystopian world in which the Kingdom of Salvos reigns. Under an authoritarian government, heteronormative social and religious policies are enforced through traditional gender roles that separate the sexes and favour only those in power or those with the knowledge of the world that existed before the 'Great Decline'... Every year, a pairing ceremony is held, where sixteen-year-old high school graduates are married into the system and mandated to sire genetically modified offspring to help increase the general population. Lara's mother and six older sisters were paired successfully but when Lara's turn comes and she is deemed 'unpairable', the world around her that she had forced herself to accept slowly begins to crumble, opening the wounds of the past that could threaten the entire system. Only, there's no going back. Except when, Dorian; a dashing, young, rebel prince enlists her into a secret organization that brings her closer to.the truth that she ever thought was possible. It's only then that she realizes that there is no straight path on the journey to self-discovery or to finding your soulmate. But there are plus signs along the way... DAILY UPDATES COMPLETION DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31ST 2020

Kusuo does not think very highly of this world he's been reborn into, of the abusive household he is meant to call 'home', nor the manipulation from the people around him, but he does love his new brother, who shines too brightly and trusts too quickly. His remembering is an anomaly, but hadn't he always attracted the strange and unknown. (the gods flip a coin and the earth watches with bated breath) // In which a Post-Canon, adult, Human Rights Lawyer Saiki Kusuo is factory reset and respawns™ into a new world. He is less than pleased. This world is a political, moral, and Human Rights abomination. Our psychic boy is not okay (but these traumatized wizards are even less okay, and he will not stand for it). Kusuo is an empath at heart and he'll be damned before he lets these children and traumatized, taller children get themselves killed on his watch. Featuring: Saiki adopting a large hoard of kids and accidentally parenting quite a few grown mages.

A forsaken world that is obscured by widespread illiteracy, time appears to decelerate, as if an essential process remains secreted, denying progress to those left abandoned without the key to literacy. Is the world inherently just, or does it harbor injustice?

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If you think uniforms should be worn, let me change your mind real quick;)

Join different people on their journey to make this world a better place than before.....they want to make a revolution but first they must change themselves before they want to change the world This book is kinda like a short story compilation....each character has a different role to play and together their efforts help to shape up the society.

This poem is about the strength and endurance of an average black/man/woman/child. It celebrates our journey and reminds of our past The current situation in the world has exposed how hard it is for black people in general. Human rights are meant for EVERYONE. This poem is just to remind us of what we went through as people and what we have achieved as people.