Childlabour Stories

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...

"Such a strange, yet skilled trio. A gypsy, a tramp, and a thief. Ain't never saw that comin'" In 1932, after a ruthless businessman shatters their families and steals their futures, a clever gypsy girl, a resourceful tramp, and a daring thief are forced to unite. Across Europe and beyond, they must rely on their wits, courage, and each other to take down the man who took everything from them. Status: [ONHOLD] Updates: [YEARLY] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !Content Warning! This story contains mature themes, including violence, death, child labor, arson, manipulation, corruption, theft, poverty, grief, and historical oppression (colonialism, racial/ethnic discrimination). Some scenes may be distressing or triggering. !Disclaimer!: This is a work of fiction. The events, characters, and situations are entirely imagined. The author does not condone or support violence, abuse, criminal activity, or any harmful behaviors depicted. These elements are included solely for narrative purposes to explore character, conflict, and historical context. Reader Advisory: Recommended for older teen and adult readers.

A thirty year old Amira is divorced from her scum-bag husband Amir forcefully because his twenty year old assistant Deepika-Ranya is pregnant and doesn't want to give birth to an illegitimate child. Childless and divorced , gets into a car crash and realizes that her life is premeditated and she can foresee it. But what she never foresaw was getting caught by her father's best friend in a conspiracy designed by her paternal aunt. Ashamed she had to marry uncle Rohit, the fifty two year old respected school principal and be a mother to three grown sons and be Mr Shabaaz's new wife. Picture sourced from : <a href="https://www.vecteezy.com/free-vector/prayer">Prayer Vectors by Vecteezy</a>

child labor is bad

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.

Poetry of Poverty

A blend of social history and family farce. From the grim reports of Victorian coal mines to the "Slumdog Millionaire" reality of post-war Britain, this memoir recounts the summer Stuart went to work, the scuffle for his "keep," and the legendary Great Tent Protest.

From child to Tom Boy to rebellious Catholic school girl to young lady, Riley Patton discovers how to make decisions by trusting her own instincts through a series of LifeStorms guided by her LifeMentor, Mother Boyle. Riley travels to and from lands of fantasy and matures through a process of trial and error, conflict and crisis, love and loss. Riley is in search of the Blarney Stone, which she initially believes to be an actual object that will deliver the answers to life. Orphaned after a train kills her father, she discovers her Daddy's LifeBox, which secretly holds three LifeCoins. She reads a special note left for her by her father with special instructions. Frightened at the thought of being alone, she discovers an old church, the 10x6 St. Gobnan Church, where she lives and hides from the authorities. Although she continues to attend school, the School of Catholic Higher Orders, she is concerned about finding the right LifeMentor who will adopt her in order to avoid foster home after endless foster home. She believes that a flip of the coin will direct her to the right road in life. Ultimately, however, she learns that LifeCoins, the Blarney Stone and other objects are simply material possessions that can be tossed. Riley learns that the real answers to life rest inside your heart, and ultimately finds the "Blarney Stone within." Through the process of adopting a special cause to free child labor camp prisoners, Riley's heart expands, trust builds and fear begins to diminish. Along the way to discovering her intuition, Riley encounters crying peacocks, cloned police, talking cows, flying rooks, triplet clergy men, all on her road to the ultimate Trinity College where she will learn how to become her own LifeMaster.

At eight years old, Rona was forced to grow up too soon. While balancing work and school for fifteen years, she learned to survive with no one to rely on but herself. But behind her exhausting life lies a mystery she can no longer ignore-someone has always been quietly protecting her from the shadows. Someone watches. Someone saves. But how long can she trust a person she has never truly known? © Elij. All rights reserved. 2026

One of those ever playing childhood reels.

"Poetry is thoughts that breath, and words that burn" Thomas Gray Just some poetry I wrote! It's not the best, but I do tell you everything I write comes from deep inside my heart, and I hope you can feel it in your hearts too. What matters most to me is that you guyz can feel my poetry, and it is able to make a change, for only then will I be able to call myself successful. #8 in Poetry 12/16/20

Bee Movie Script (I'm high af)

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.

I sell weird children for a cheap price, not child labour, just helping the community

the dark side of chocolate?!! A rather simple poem but I hope to convey the message. Working in chocolate factories is one of the worst kinds of child labor in Africa and recently Brazil. Western African countries, mostly Ghana and the Ivory Coast, supply about 70% of the world's cocoa. The cocoa they grow and harvest is sold to a majority of chocolate companies, including the largest in the world. We can fight against this injustice by buying chocolates from ethical sources and questioning the transparency of companies when they refuse to share their source of cocoa .

The Government of India has undertaken various initiatives against child labour by introducing policies and laws. There are various non-profit organisations who have been working to curb issues related to children. One of the most important things that can be done to end child labour is to spread awareness. Parents and communities need to know that every child deserves to attend school, make friends, and play. It's only fair to give every child a happy and safe childhood.

My ninth grade research paper, it took me a long time so I thought I'd post it here 😂

Angielle has had a horrific life. At only nine years old, she is a pyrophobic (for reasons that will not be revealed for a while because I am evil) and has some serious PTSD. She has only recently begun living a normal life and still isn't completely accustomed to it. Although this is a very dark story, it is also about the true meaning of family and getting over your fears. I'm not denying the darkness 'cause this is literally THE darkest thing I've ever even thought of. I mean just off the top of my head it literally contains kidnapping, murder, drugs, alcohol, serious child abuse, swearing (it's something I'm writing for my ELA class so it will be censored), and some seriously intense PTSD. Yeah, this story is not for the meek hearted. So yeah, have fun! My inspiration for this story was a combination of three things. The first thing was the little amount of time dedicated to explaining how Griffin got his scar in "Girl Stolen by April Henry" (If you haven't read this book, you should for it is amazing!). The second thing that gave me the idea was the book "Threads by Ami Polonsky" (Also a must read) and the thing that pulled it together was a snippet from the Michael Ketterer (America's Got Talent singer) family backstory. If you are a diehard music lover and book worm like me, you can probably figure this out in an instant, but if you aren't than you should try to figure this out since I won't tell you for a long time. (Here's a hint. The title isn't ironic)

(ONE DIRECTION FANFIC) **** Zoë Bridgestone is a 15 year old tomboy who skateboarded nearly everywhere she went, got clothing from the guys area, and refused to wear anything girly whatsoever. Especially when it came to makeup. She has a caring mom and dad and a geekish jock for a brother. Her life is amazing! That is, until a certain boy band takes it all away... [UPDATES ARE SLOW!!!] --Title created by KarmexStyles--

In a time, when countries like India are developing in a rate faster than previously estimated and are on their way to be superpower; there are some section of society whose lives are never taken into account. Most of the time, they are left behind, uncounted. Here two brothers Mohan, 17 and Suresh, 11; share an usual day with us. Both deprived of elementary education and quality amenities, Mohan along with his brother Suresh took to ragpicking to earn a living with their mother supporting them in this venture. Let's see the world by their eyes in a city full of prosperity and educational well-being...