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.

STORY DESCRIPTION: THE STOLEN LEGACY ​Headline: He was born into an empire, but he was raised in a cage. ​The Hook: Daniel Jaiyeola Rodny was the prince of a multi-billion dollar kingdom. But when a tragic accident claims his parents, the gold-plated gates of his home turn into the bars of a prison. Taken in by his guardians, Mr. and Mrs. Emeka, Daniel's life of luxury is erased overnight. He is no longer the heir; he is the servant. ​The Conflict: While the Emekas live lavishly on his stolen inheritance, Daniel is subjected to unthinkable maltreatment, forced to trek miles to school, and bullied by the very cousins who sleep in his parents' beds. But the sociology of the oppressed is built on resilience. With the help of Musa, a kind-hearted gateman, and Annabel, a brilliant classmate with a mother who fights for justice, Daniel begins to piece together the truth behind his parents' death and the theft of his legacy. ​The Stakes: In a world where greed is law and family is the ultimate betrayer, can a young boy reclaim a billion-dollar empire before it's completely liquidated? Or will the shadows of betrayal bury the Rodny name forever? ​"A gripping tale of resilience, legal warfare, and the unbreakable spirit of a child who refused to stay voiceless."

"We won't let them say you died quietly." Yousef is a 22-year-old writer trapped in Gaza - a city that bleeds, burns, and is slowly being erased by war. With no weapons, no way out, and nothing left but a charred notebook, he begins to write. Not to survive - but to be remembered. Each page becomes a testimony. Each word, an act of resistance. Each death, a name the world must never forget. Through bombings, starvation, and unspeakable loss, Yousef documents the genocide unfolding around him - from a mother rocking her dead child like a lullaby, to children hiding in the basements of shattered schools. And when there is nothing left to say, he sends his final pages to the world. The next day, he is killed in an airstrike. But his story lives. Gaza-cide is a raw, devastating, and unflinching fictional account of a genocide told through the eyes of one young man - a book so powerful, it sparks global outrage, viral protests, and international resistance. This isn't just a story. This is a weapon made of words. And its final line is the promise that ignited the world: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free."

As two teens travel far from home, they discover that there are so many young adults just like them: kicked out of their homes because of who they love and who they are. So when these young adults form a group, they make it their job to take care of those who ran away and were disowned. But most importantly, they make a new home.

An original poem about women's rights, by proud.

Ένα ποίημα που καταδικάζει την εκμετάλλευση της ανθρώπινης ζωής για την εξυπηρέτηση πολιτικών συμφερόντων.

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

just a few thoughts on everything that's happening with Roe vs Wade right now

She had a dream but it wouldn't be easy as there was ego insight.

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Poems about PTSD depression and anxiety and anger and sorrow.

Slam poetry. Spoken word. Not-so-spoken words. Random bursts of inspiration. Catharses. Anything. Everything.

Just a book about what feminism truly is, what it means and why it's so damn important :) Also, to help answer any confusions or questions about feminism that people may not understand :) Ps - the cover isn't mine, i found it on pinterest :/ hehe

He called his Instagram account "Human Rights" where he expressed support for afghan ladies, children and people who call themselves "non traditional", "non binary", "others", "homosexuals" and "trans" and "LGBT".At first sight, he was just another boy on Instagram, although he did not tend to make trendy cute selfies but post pictures of protest and own picture with covered face in shadows.His Instagram was full of images wih rainbow, but his life surrounded by dark clouds, rain and snow. I do not even know how his eyes and hair look like, but can only imagine how this concentrated gentleman put the photos on his phone and write posts, deleting all images from camera and picture gallery so that they will not to be spotted by current power there- infamous by their cruelty against everyone who do not comply with their opinions and at least slightly express disagreements- Taliban.He seems to be positive optimistic cure young guy. But he has a terrible story of suffering and survival.

madison, a recent graduate of billings high school, a nineteen year old single mother of a four month old son, and a creator of the new england areas boldest new non-profit, moves to manhattan to try and start a new life. with madisons new non-profit starting to take off, and the adventures of being nineteen in nyc, madison has to learn how to balance motherhood, her love-life, building a brand and starting over. but with new starts, life throws her curveballs and friends start to ask questions. how will madison faith andrews take on this new challenge presented to her? how will she cope with a shocking revelation? how will little cole get the parent that he needs? and why did she move to manhattan? #16 in Human Rights 11/4/19

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.

The truth about schools in the United Kingdom is hidden, the issue is not spoken of, issues regarding inequality and injustice in UK schools aren't sorted out appropriately. Children are faced with ignorance. I have wrote this book last year before I began year 11 with the hope to get the message across. Young individuals are too silent or give up too easily...do not allow anyone to make you feel that you are nobody. For more insight see my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KK4FD_rLRs0

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a book of a young girls voice on feminism and human rights