Rights Stories

🕳️"There's no lake at Camp Green Lake!" Camp G. Lake slogan.🪏 👻They say there was once a prosperous town with a lake full of clean water where Camp G. Lake stand's but that's a camp myth told to everyone who come's to the camp, a legend said that a notorious western female killer by the name of "Kissin' Kate" has treasure chest full of jewel's, silver and gold coin's, and jewelry that is Buried out in the dessert sand's, no one know's where it is and Kissin' Kate never told a single soul where it was buried till the day she had died.🔫 Someone could ask the camp's only female inmate "Vixen", a nickname Y/n L/n earned from her red hair and her sly thinking.🦊 ⛺️She'll tell you all you need to know about the once livily town, it's once great lake, and the once famous western legend "Kissin' Kate's love story" but don't expect the royalty treatment from her, all the male inmate's, Camp G. Lake gaurd's, the camp's only therapist, or the warden herself, IF you survive the camp that is.🦎 🍑There's only 1 way to escape and it's not by the bus that drop's off and pick's up or by Mr. Sir's car, oh no!, you can run or walk to escape all you want but there isn't anything for mile's and mile's ahead unless! you find God's thumb, an oasis that has clean drinking water and onion's, you either give up and deal with the torture with the other inmate's +Vixen or! wait until a new inmate by the name of Stanley Yelnats the 4th or "Cave Man" come's to this camp to put an end to this nightmare of Camp Green Lake.🧅 (Disney Movie Hole's) does not belong to me!, it belong's to Walt Disney Pictures, Walden Media, Phoenix Pictures, and Chicago Pacific Entertainment, Edited by Thomas J. Nordberg and Jeffrey Wolf, Music by Joel McNeely, Produced by, Andrew Davis, Lowell D. Blank, Mike Medavoy, Teresa Tucker-Davies, Andrew Davis, Louis Sachar and Author Louis Sachar, also clothes's, and pictures come (PINTEREST) none of them belong to me exc

A PEACEFULL FIGHT FOR EVERYONE'S RIGHTS . a fight which don't include any violence but only has ..........

Growing up, all she ever wanted was a normal life- to go to school, learn, make friends, and experience the world beyond her front door. But her father believed the outside world would corrupt her, so he kept her inside the house for most of her childhood, convinced he was protecting her from a broken society. Everything changed when Nathan came into her life. For the first time, she found love, hope, and the future she had always dreamed of. She finally believed she was building the ordinary life she had been denied. Then a new president was elected. As her country slowly unravels, she watches in real time as everything she once believed in begins to disappear. Rights are stripped away one by one. Freedoms vanish under the promise of "security." Neighbors turn against each other while many refuse to believe anything is wrong until it's far too late. Women are among the first to lose their place in society, rapidly being reduced from equal citizens to second-class people with fewer rights, fewer opportunities, and little control over their own lives. Those who speak out are branded terrorists. Those who stay silent hope the nightmare will pass. Most are simply too afraid to risk everything. With every new law and every executive order, the government tightens its grip on the nation. As the life she fought so hard to build slips away, she must decide whether staying silent will keep her safe- or whether speaking up is worth risking everything. The Good Wife Act is a chilling story about the slow collapse of democracy- not through one dramatic event, but through one law, one signature, and one act of silence at a time. It is a story about love, fear, denial, and the devastating cost of realizing the truth only after your freedom is already gone.

I've always hated open-ended stories. This is how I think The Giver should end!

Well i think that is an extremly topic. I wrote this in school. Im sorry when there are spelling mistakes but im actually german.

DOES ISLAM SNATCH THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN? In this book, all the accusations concerning the woman are answered in detail.

We were supposed to forget. Supposed to forget the past year and wake up with a clean slate, a chance at redemption. You couldn't fight it, the government would find out - they find out everything. We were supposed to forget who we are, but I remembered. *** They say pain is relative. That nothing is permanent and everything will slowly fade back to normality. They say pain is normal, normal to be and live in constant fear for yourself and others around you. They say pain is 'not that big of a deal', when inside you want to scream and curl up on the floor, seeking human consolation. But, in my head, pain is all I know. It hurts. The white light invades my brain, my soul and my heart, reining control over my entire being. It drives out the precious laughs, tears, smiles and scowls, leaving me with a blank page. A 'clean slate' or 'a second chance' is what they called it. I saw through the facade, I saw the real intentions behind the programme - it didn't matter who or where we were, they had this constant need to suppress any form of living other than the way they wanted, a way to control the human race. But this year, this year would be different. I wasn't going to forget. No, I wasn't going to be Forgetting Me anytime soon.

Around a hundred and fifty Muslims live in an underground bunker in England and have been hiding from the English soldiers for eight years. Those eight years have been nothing but miserable and heartbreaking for them especially young Sarah and her friends. And because her parents were killed by English soldiers she has spent her eight years in grief and misery she is now determined for her taste of freedom, and soon. But leaving the tunnels is a risky idea and the Muslims' bunker is soon discovered, leading all their lives to life-threatening danger . . . Hi all readers, I'm just a normal person on Wattpad trying to get better at writing so please vote and comment any suggestions or grammar mistakes. Thank you again!

The creative life is to me where I believe that you love your life on your own terms, the way you want, how you want and when you want and as the person you want to be without any limitations from anyone that may limit your own mind to any area and to any degree in your own life!

To celebrate over 25+ years of zelda games, and the new, Link Between Worlds game, i've decided to make a guide of every game, in this one, simple book. You may have to figure out where some of the places are yourself, because I obviously don't have pictures of them. I am very proud of what I do, and I hope you enjoy from The Legend of Zelda to A Link Between Worlds. Wind Waker HD not included.

I'm sorry to say I will be ending this story but I will still keep the published parts up on my page

Meet Veronica. Normal everyday teen, who does not like the name her parents have given her. Ronnie for short. Everything is normal in Ronnie's life until a near death experience changes everything. She is now able to hear what other people are thinking, imagine objects and receive them instantly, transport herself where she pleases, and many new abilities that she can not comprehend. On top of her life changing rapidly there is a new mysterious guy that seems to be into her. Enter Konner Augustus, new in town and has the eyes for Ronnie. His hidden past is the only thing keeping him away.

The world is changing. People are changing too. This is why you should change as well. #AnimalsAreNotOurs

Human trafficking is is believed to be the third most lucrative form of crime after drugs and arms trafficking. It is a crime against the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that knows no borders, almost no state is spared from this crime against humanity as a country of origin, transit or destination of victims. Each year, it generates several victims, most of them are women and children, which is very disturbing.

These are just contest entries that I'm entering. It just looks fun, so I thought I could join in. I hope it's alright~ :)

Starts from the age of 5 this story tells the life of a young lady (princess) who is caught up in a war torn country (called Alkzeria). to reach this country there are a series of dimensions that must be passed. Power grew within her and she broke into her soul and released her inner powers, the crown must now be hers. her uncle is there to help her with many servants and the survivors of her country. her life is now to be ready for whatever comes to her. "always be prepared, surprise will kill you and your country"

I am a feminist. And that's exactly what this book is about. Feminism. What is that? What is it about? Am I a feminist? _____ I don't own any of the photos!