Childlabour Stories

A pair of redheaded twins named Jamie and Samuel King live a mediocre life with their dysfunctional mother Lilian. But what happens when a mischievous fae takes an interest in Jamie and wants to whisk him away to her circus in the woods? How will things transpire? READ TO FIND OUT!!!

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.

Not welcomed baby He was born as every child, innocent and knew nothing about the world. He did not know he was not so welcome and not so desired by immature teen father and that his young tender mother was crushed under burden if labour and blood loss, her feeble body could not handle such tremendous work. Therefore,the boy with chocolate skin and big chocolate eyes and curly hair like a night had no clue his life will be like dark night in a few years, not sweet like chocolate.

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In a poor village in a wealthy and industrial kingdom, Erza was sold to the coal mines by her mother for some money along with other children of the village. Horrors await them down in the pits as they try to survive Hell and back. All the while the kingdom continues its rapid industrialization, fueled on the back of king coal, and on the back of children. A tale of two halves, of two worlds in one.

As stated before, this is a shared story. -Eh, just read it, but I'll tell you about it anyway :p - About the futuristic downfall of a decentralized multimonarch ruled empire of 'Mercia.

This is a melancholic poem that enunciates my condolences for the helpless child labourers,who still prevail inspite of so many laws against child labor,that are uselessly framed,sure to serve a solace to those innocent buds who are prohibited from blooming... Through this poem,I commiserate and express my empathy for small children who are forced into labour, in an age,when they are supposed to learn and make their dreams,a reality...

Her name means Innocent. Yet, her innocence is confined behind a glass window from which she peeks everyday. She has nothing and she doesn't even know the meaning of dreams still she unknowingly has dreams of open eyes. Masoom's Maasoomiyat means her 'Innocence' has a price. A big price! Will she be able to pay that price? Or will the price be too expensive for her? Will she lose her everything trying to pay the price? It's a big question. Wanna know then read and warning it contains harsh element.

A young girl, named Lilly Sanders

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Poetry of Poverty

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Our minds wander, at times poetically and at times philosophically. This is a collection of some of the poetic wandering of my mind. Welcome to, The Labyrinth of my mind.

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|

Vaanika has always thought of her life to be somewhat of a challenge. Getting through everyday was tough, but she survived by cherishing and remembering the good things that she did have. But when her family and friends are taken away from her, Vaanika doesn't know what to do. A man calling himself her fiancé is chasing after her, ready to kill her if she doesn't cooperate soon. But what he doesn't know is that she has no intention of giving up. Running through the busy streets and deserted, dirty alleys of India, Vaanika learns to fend for herself and begins to lead a new life, but the pressure to give in and the constant fear of things much worse than death weigh down on her, as she struggles to stay strong.

Title: India's Problems Description: India, a land of diversity and progress, also struggles with deep-rooted issues that impact millions every day. India's Problems dives into the harsh realities of both online and offline struggles faced by men, women, and society as a whole. From gender biases, legal injustices, and economic struggles to social stigmas, mental health concerns, and digital-age challenges-this book uncovers the untold stories and silent battles people fight daily. With an unfiltered approach, it sheds light on false allegations, domestic violence against men, workplace discrimination, unrealistic beauty standards, toxic societal expectations, and the ongoing debate over equality. It challenges stereotypes, questions outdated laws, and sparks conversations that demand change. This is not just a book-it's a mirror reflecting the real issues that many choose to ignore. Whether you're a victim of these problems, an observer, or someone seeking solutions, India's Problems will make you think, question, and push for a fairer society.

A story about how an urchin succumbs to people's ignorance over small things like a staple pin. [Short Story - about 1100 words]

The most powerful mage who doesn't know she's the strongest! Ferris, a ten-year-old girl, was a slave in a magic stone mine. However, she is discovered to have a tremendous talent with unlimited magic resistance and is enrolled in a magic school. Under the watchful eye of kind people, Ferris develops her talent at breakneck speed. In order to obtain her power, a whole host of forces begins to move in. The only one who doesn't know that she is an amazing mage is Ferris. Ferris is happy as long as she gets a full meal today! author is Amano Seiju