Humanrights Stories

A promised "high-paying IT job" lures thousands across borders. For Zhou Musheng, it becomes a descent into scams, captivity, and crimes beyond imagination. In the shadows of the Golden Triangle, he holds the one truth powerful enough to bring an empire down. [TRIGGER WARNINGS: human trafficking, forced labor, organ trade, violence, psychological trauma. 18+ only. Reader discretion advised.]

Universal Declaration of Human Rights ************************ No rights lay with me. ************************ https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-human-rights

a political poetry collection consisting of 20 poems touching on topics of feminism, capitalism, global warming, queerness, and human rights.

in the heart of Nigeria, where corruption seeps into every corner of society, investigative journalist Obinna Flag Ogbolu is determined to expose the truth-no matter the cost. When a desperate police officer, Femi Onwu Adesina, hands him a flash drive containing explosive evidence against the governor and top political figures, Obinna finds himself in the crosshairs of powerful enemies who will do anything to silence him. As the walls close in, Obinna turns to Roseboyle Williams, a fearless human rights lawyer who has spent her career fighting a broken system. Together, they must navigate a treacherous web of political assassinations, police brutality, and a public too afraid to fight back. With time running out and danger at every turn, can they bring the truth to light before they become the next victims? City of silent graves is a gripping political thriller that exposes the dark underbelly of power, greed, and the unbreakable spirit of those who dare to challenge it.

Walk with me as I identify myself in this crazy world we live in. It's my bi journal!🏳️‍🌈

[Completed] It's been 4 years since I came out to my parents. It has also been 4 years since I've seen my parents.

Another short story that I wrote last year for English. My dad said the main character sounds like a girl but whatever. Its about a refugee who has tried to come to Australia but has been sent to the refugee camp on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.

If you want to, then read. I could really use some feedback because I have to present this in class. I'll read your work if you leave a comment.

A collection of heart-warming to heart-wrenching poems.

After her professor is suspended for showing a video of Holocaust skeptic 'J Peterman' Sarah must confront the social justice protestors that have taken over her campus. Filled with existential despair and acerbic wit these short stories or, 'lamentations,' grapple with themes ranging from contemporary politics, to God and religion, to the absurdity of everyday existence. https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20856796.Simon_Brass From the opening moments exploring the unraveling mind of a character on a journey through the vacuity of consumer society, to the finale in which we await the arrival of an absent Messiah, these stories cut to the heart of the human condition.

Poem

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?

She was 78 years old. A grandmother. A widow. The last survivor of a family taken from her. Accused of killing the only person she had left - her grandchild - all because she refused to give up her land. This is the story of what they did to her. Told through the cold, emotionless words of Pluto - a man trained to torture without feeling - this interview unravels the cruelty done behind closed doors, the lies crafted by power, and the final scream that echoed louder than any on the planet. She never confessed. She never lied. She only said one thing, again and again: "I don't know. I'm innocent in everything." And when they couldn't break her spirit, they burned her body. This is not just a story of one woman - it's a warning. And perhaps, a plea.

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A teenage girls struggles through high school, from family and friends to love and trust issues. Old ghosts seem to be haunting and the struggle of having the courage to stand out or just be still and fit in is the main reason Marie's got insomnia. Summer break is ending which only means one thing, school. Is it going to be as bad as last year or is it possible to make it through the last year without too many tears?

in which adelia feels no shame speaking of herself in third person whilst exposing all sober thoughts of her mind during the day.

What happens when the children of right-wing elites turn everything upside down? In a world where family values meet their match, chaos reigns. 🌈✨ 💥

"The Democratic Intervention" Published by: Joseph C. Montante

I stand here, not to say that a woman deserves more than a men. All I am saying, is that we deserve more than what you have given us.