Humanrights Stories

Synopsis In the shadows of a city bus crossing the metropolis at two in the morning, a forbidden touch triggers a legal and moral storm. Elena Soler, dressed with the freedom of one who does not fear her own image, is assaulted by Samuel, a man attempting to hide his lewdness behind a veil of alcohol. However, the true poison emerges from Gaspar, a passenger who, in the name of a stale morality, decides to blame the victim. The young and sharp lawyer, Julián Cortés, will take on Elena's defense, facing not only an aggressor but a system of beliefs that insists respect has a dress code.

⚠️I do not own the story cover! The Asian Union is a long-term dream for cooperation, dialogue, and a better future. I want to share my vision - a dream I believe is worth working toward, even if it takes decades or generations to achieve. The idea is simple but powerful: a peaceful Asian Union, inspired by the EU, built not on force but on trust, cooperation, and the hope that Asia can become a continent defined by peace - not rivalry. It's definitely not about rushing into political union. It's about planting a seed for a future in which Asian countries choose collaboration over conflict, development over division, and shared humanity over competition. This is not a call for immediate political union, but a thought framework for long-term cooperation. Any future union must be multi-speed, multicultural, multilingual, and mindful of regional histories. I'll share some ideas, but I need help from you all. We have to gather a lot of people who agree on this idea, and to develop it further.

Seven very different girls, each coming from different countries, different stations in life. On the surface they seem to have nothing in common with one another, other than being female. They may not all speak the same language, hold the same status, or wealth, but all of them are controlled by men. When the men controlling their lives push them too far for their own benefit once more, will they finally crack? Will they learn to stand up for themselves - maybe even one another? A/N: As always, feel free to comment, vote and follow me. Thanks!

Peace and harmony in Nigeria/ Africa!! 💪🏿

Evaryan is a post-apocalyptic, dystopian world in which the Kingdom of Salvos reigns. Under an authoritarian government, heteronormative social and religious policies are enforced through traditional gender roles that separate the sexes and favour only those in power or those with the knowledge of the world that existed before the 'Great Decline'... Every year, a pairing ceremony is held, where sixteen-year-old high school graduates are married into the system and mandated to sire genetically modified offspring to help increase the general population. Lara's mother and six older sisters were paired successfully but when Lara's turn comes and she is deemed 'unpairable', the world around her that she had forced herself to accept slowly begins to crumble, opening the wounds of the past that could threaten the entire system. Only, there's no going back. Except when, Dorian; a dashing, young, rebel prince enlists her into a secret organization that brings her closer to.the truth that she ever thought was possible. It's only then that she realizes that there is no straight path on the journey to self-discovery or to finding your soulmate. But there are plus signs along the way... DAILY UPDATES COMPLETION DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31ST 2020

A poetry collection about feminism, gender equality, and being a women in a men's world ⚠️Trigger warning: cursing, sensitive content

"Opposing Counsel to Obsessions" In the competitive world of university debate, Jeadyn faces unexpected challenges when an encounter with the arrogant Jameson sparks an intense intellectual rivalry.

Poems about PTSD depression and anxiety and anger and sorrow.

A conservative Nigerian writer loses his queer twin brother, and must learn how to love and heal by encountering a queer teenager who is overstimulated, and maybe a little bit twisted in the head.

Speaks for women who are violated

This poem is about the strength and endurance of an average black/man/woman/child. It celebrates our journey and reminds of our past The current situation in the world has exposed how hard it is for black people in general. Human rights are meant for EVERYONE. This poem is just to remind us of what we went through as people and what we have achieved as people.

Italy. A punk singer out of the scene suddenly discovers that he is the victim of defamation by strangers. Persecuted, he decides to play the "game" and, with determination and a bit of great ideas, manages to turn the situation in his favor by gaining access to private chats and finding the culprits. A story of still widespread ignorance, defeated by the desire for empathy and freedom.

I have long thought that freedom is an essential human requirement. Without it, life is worthless. Without freedom, life is nothing but a deception, a mirage. Iran was and still is a country without freedom. It is a country in which an authoritarian, theocratic regime silences voices and crushes dreams. Iranians in Iran live in constant fear and oppression. Iranians play a nerve-wracking game of cat and mouse with the regime. They live a duplicitous, hypocritical life of doublespeak. They have to do so to survive. A façade of normalcy seems to exist throughout Iran, but in reality Iranians struggle to find something that is a shadow of true normalcy. The way people dress, act, and speak in public is completely different from the way they behave behind closed doors. Why? Because their lives depend on it. They could get arrested, jailed, tortured, or even executed for dressing, acting, or speaking freely. Americans generally cannot comprehend what it is like to experience this type of existence-you cannot really call it "life." Hope was the only thing that allowed me to survive in Iran for 10 long years. My hope grew that one day I would be able to escape Iran and be free at last. One day my hope would be realized and I would be free from oppression, free to practice or not practice a religion, and free from a theocratic regime that micromanaged almost every aspect of my life. This story, told through the voice of a fictional character, shows why I had to escape and how I did it. Although I worked to make the most of the freedom I gained, most of the story after the protagonist AJ arrives in America is fictional.

Social problems are intricate, pervasive issues that afflict individuals, communities and societies worldwide. These challenges undermine human dignity, social cohesion and economic development. This essay delves into the complexities of prominent social problems, including corruption, poverty, freedom of expression, human rights, Natural Disasters/Climate Change

If you could take away the super-wealthy's money and distribute it amongst those not wealthy, would you?

Juaine has been mocked, sneered at, treated like dirt and is often ignored by her peers and in the pack because of what's she is. Except for one person, who has stuck with her through it all. And her parents too obviously. What happens when someone kidnaps her parents? Will she ignore the dangerous part of her and try to get the back peacefully or will she give in to the bloodthirsty parts of her?

This is my presentation on Women's Rights.

I've had to deal with bullying growing up and sometimes I still do. I didn't know how to deal with it when I was younger but I do now. So I thought I'd share this in case there's anyone who is also dealing with bullying but ( like me) doesn't know how to deal with it.

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