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.

This is the true story of my family and our homeland, Sudan. Through memories, loss, and the stories of my relatives who lived through the war, I'm trying to spread awareness for my country. If you want to understand what's really happening in Sudan beyond the headlines, this is for you.

Slam poetry. Spoken word. Not-so-spoken words. Random bursts of inspiration. Catharses. Anything. Everything.

A teenage girls struggles through high school, from family and friends to love and trust issues. Old ghosts seem to be haunting and the struggle of having the courage to stand out or just be still and fit in is the main reason Marie's got insomnia. Summer break is ending which only means one thing, school. Is it going to be as bad as last year or is it possible to make it through the last year without too many tears?

Animals, the climate, rainforests & the ocean need your help. Read this book in order to learn what you can do to help save the planet! The planet is in danger because of us humans and what we are doing to it. You have no reason whatsoever to not read this book. 2019

She was 78 years old. A grandmother. A widow. The last survivor of a family taken from her. Accused of killing the only person she had left - her grandchild - all because she refused to give up her land. This is the story of what they did to her. Told through the cold, emotionless words of Pluto - a man trained to torture without feeling - this interview unravels the cruelty done behind closed doors, the lies crafted by power, and the final scream that echoed louder than any on the planet. She never confessed. She never lied. She only said one thing, again and again: "I don't know. I'm innocent in everything." And when they couldn't break her spirit, they burned her body. This is not just a story of one woman - it's a warning. And perhaps, a plea.

It is nothing to enjoy A poem about a humanitarian crisis

some really really really cool art pieces by my favorite artist ever, Shepard Fairey

More great poems

Hiya, everyone! If you read the Eeveelutions Squad comics by PKM-150, then this is the place for you! Your favorite ships in the series will be included, as well as great dose of mayhem! Meet Speed, Flare, Crystal, Pearl, Black, Leaf, Lazuli, Silvia, and Sunshine, as well as Juliet, Andrea, and Vixen. Mix this bunch together during a chaotic playdate, and read on to see what sorts of trouble we'll get into! So come join in the craziness, as all the characters you know and love embark on some wild questions and dares from YOU!

I'm gonna say stuff I want to.

After a storm capsizes their boat, Zahra and her two brothers are stranded on Nauru - a small island off the coast of Australia. They can't leave the detention centre because now they are classed as prisoners. Zahra tries to embrace the situation, just like their mother always told her. But there must be something else she can do.

random poetry on my life and the things around it. to help me destress in a bad day. hope you can enjoy my poems

A mysterious story about Jalilah and Hameed, read it and I'm sure you won't regret it. #3 sabr 9/12/2019 #1 strangled 10/5/2020

Fulani extremists have brutally killed 16 Christians in Ebonyi State, Nigeria in yet another act of Christian persecution. This devastating attack highlights the growing crisis of Christian persecution in Nigeria, similar to the struggles faced by believers experiencing Christian persecution in Pakistan and other parts of the world. 📖 Read more: https://ecspe.org/fulani-extremist-killed-16-christians-in-ebonyi-state-of-nigeria/ #ChristianPersecution #ChristianPersecutionNews #ChristianPersecutionInPakistan #HumanRights

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.

This book is about common but maybe hidden issues in society. It will include my own experiences, thoughts and personal opinion on topics such as human rights, insecurities and anxiety. I hope that I can inspire people to raise their voice and talk about their own experiences or simply think about this problems.

The garden's society is weirdly similar to the society, full of hate and prejudice, so let's follow the example and be the change we want to see in the world :)