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.

She went to the mountains to learn. To listen. To understand. To live among people the world had long forgotten. A student leader from UPH, a sociology major, armed with nothing but notebooks and questions-she believed stories could change systems. But one night, the mountains echoed with gunfire. By morning, she was dead. By noon, she was labeled an enemy. And by evening, her truth was buried beneath a uniform she never wore. This is her story-told through the pages they couldn't erase.

"Stop acting like you know me." Said the boy. "I knew you before you learned how to lie to me." Whispered into his ear. Childhood friends to enemies to lovers TeeteePor, NorthOtto x Pete, Thomaskong A BL Royal fantasy au

In less than ninety days, execution becomes state policy. The siege tightens. The children starve. The prisoners wait. And the rope hangs over every neck. The Rope of 2026 is a flash fiction of loss, struggle, resilience, and the unbearable question that refuses to fade: Is it time for Noah's Ark? 800 words. One journey. No easy answers.

Something like a society criticizing short story by an untalented teenage-writer! Check it out, it won't take you too long.

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

Madagascar is lost. To school: she's an overweight, dead quiet, lonely, unpopular, bald and unattractive black weirdo with friends who are as strange as she is. To home: she's a colour of creativity, celestially kind and shines with class. To herself: she's so much more then she seems, if only her voice was strong enough to tell the world. To tell herself. To Love: Madagascar's life is going to change but it must start with her.

Nations rise and fall. Buildings crumble to dust, land is scorched and scarred by the battle of men. History has shown us the power of greed. But it has also shown us the power of hope. L'Manberg started as one man's business endeavor, and grew into a functioning empire. The battle for its freedom was long and hard, and not without great sacrifice. Based on the events on the DreamSMP Minecraft server. Started: August 10th, 2020 Completed: September 1st, 2020 Word Count: Not so approximately 9,383 Rankings (I'm writing this after I completed the story so at some point the rankings were probably higher) #1 humanrights (Yes don't ask) #1 liberty (9/12/2020) #726 life (out of 259K) #43 freedom #66 independence #240 youtubers #440 youtube

Over 2020, my spouse and I missed a major milestone. we don't want to just sign a certificate, and there are a lot of faces we want with us when we finally do tie the knot. For my #MissedMilestones submission, I've sent my love and I on our honeymoon.

"I am a dead man speaking to you." Born in a rural village where a father's name is the only currency of worth, I was bankrupt before I even took my first breath. My mother, vulnerable and silenced, paid the price for a crime she didn't commit, while the man responsible walked free. From a childhood of stigma to seven years of modern-day slavery as a domestic helper in Dhaka, I have survived the unthinkable. Now, I am back-a ghost in my own land. With no NID, no birth certificate, and no "identity" in the eyes of the law, I am fighting to protect my two daughters from the same poison that nearly killed me. This is not just a story of poverty; it is a scream for justice from the shadows of society. If a man has no name, does he truly exist?

(This is my first contest on Watt Pad so please Read, Vote, Comment, and Share!) The only man who stands between perfect unity and individuality has been captured and is sentenced to death. Although the people rally for his freedom, the hero of the people may not be exactly what the public believes.But, no one expected this.

A rant about society. I thought about it when my brother started to get bullied at his school by one of his teachers.

THIS IS A MANUSCRIPT PERTAINING MY HUMAN LIFESTYLE.

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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.

feminism is a range of political movements, ideologies, and social movements that share a common goal: to define, establish, and achieve political, economic, personal, and social rights to women that are EQUAL to those of men.

No ranting. Just truth. That baby you are thinking of is fully human.

[Ongoing] This book is a collection of poetry I've written about current events and social/political issues from my left leaning perspective. Read at your own risk. Book Two

An essay on how women are being mistreated in the contemporary world.