Humanrights Stories

"Every conflict has two sides. Every story has two truths." In a world divided by ideals, every choice comes with a cost-and love may be the most dangerous choice of all. Elena Reyes fights for the people she serves. Gabriel Castillo serves the nation he swore to protect. When fate reunites them in the midst of growing unrest, they find themselves caught between opposing worlds, where every decision carries consequences and every step toward each other feels like a betrayal of something they hold dear. As tensions rise and lines are drawn, Elena and Gabriel must answer a question neither of them ever wanted to face: When love and duty stand on opposite sides of the barricade, which one do you choose? Welcome to Beyond the Barricades-a story of love, sacrifice, courage, and impossible choices. ❤️ Team Love ⚖️ Team Duty If you had to choose, what would it be? #BeyondTheBarricades #ElenaAndGabriel #LoveVsDuty #PoliticalRomance #SlowBurnRomance #WattpadPH

A collection of raw, powerful poetry giving voice to the outrage, grief, and demand for justice regarding femicide, gender-based violence, and system silence in South Africa. We will not be quiet.

This is my book of poems dedicated to my women of colour to my lgbtq+ to my women and for the people who were victims of childhood abuse and lastly my maladaptive dreamers who hold to every little memory this is for you too. feel free to give constructive criticism 😊

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 couple viewing the world differently. 30th March, 2017 -- The cover is made by me. The original photos go to their rightful owners.

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

Should our association be constrained to conceal at the rear of locked doors?

I've come to make an announcement, -Aurele is a bitch ass motherfucker, she helped spread misinformation, that's right, she took her commenting ability and said false shit, and she refused to take criticism, and I said that's disgusting so she blocked me, so I am making a callout post on my Wattpad dot com, -Aurele and -Cecelia, your IQ is small, smaller than the numbers of chapters in this "book" except way smaller . And guess what, this is what facts and logic look like! <krashboom> that's right baby, no more strawman arguments, no more babying around, no more being nice! Look at that, it looks like an actual argument not made by toddlers who block me after continuing a debate! She fucked me over with anxiety, so guess what? I'm gonna fuck her over with facts and logic, that's right, this is what you get, a fully fledged argument where you can't block me and make your profile private! except I'm not just gonna hand them that. I'm gonna go higher! I will add actual sources and screenshots! how do you like that Obama? I actually did the right thing, you idiot!!! you have 23 hours to respond and take responsibility before I really go into a deep dive, now get out of my fucking sight or I'll take this up in chat. /ref to that one sonic the hedgehog fandub

A passionate plea for women's rights and equality in India, highlighting the struggles and injustices faced by women and demanding change.

random poetry on my life and the things around it. to help me destress in a bad day. hope you can enjoy my poems

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

The struggle is here. The time to act for our rights is now. As the rich continue to busk in a lavish reality, let us fight for a world of equality. Freedom won't be given to us on a silver platter. We must take it from where it is imprisoned and use it to claim our victory. -The Struggle

Sex isn't binary. Identity isn't simple. This article explores the medical, ethical, and human truths behind Canada's gender debate - beyond the slogans, into the science.

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

Hey guys, this story tells about my experience in school and all the negative people. It contains lgbtq+ and racism. I hope you life in a better society than i do.

the poetry of life and the truth of pain and darkness that hides its self in people

"Echoes of Resilience" is a gripping, poignant tale of survival, hope, and the indomitable human spirit, seen through the eyes of a young refugee. This autobiographical narrative delves deep into the life of the protagonist, who faces the immense challenges of life as a refugee while grappling with the recent loss of their beloved mother, their last beacon of hope and strength. Set against the backdrop of their tumultuous journey, the story unfolds in a classroom, where the protagonist's passion for writing and their determination to chronicle their life's story clash with the strict norms of the educational system. This conflict leads to an unexpected twist when a teacher, initially harsh and judgmental, discovers the profound depth and hardship chronicled in the student's writings. The narrative takes a turn from confrontation to understanding and empathy, revealing the transformative power of storytelling. This story is not just about the struggles of a refugee but also about the quick judgments we often make without understanding the full context. It's a powerful reminder of the need for empathy, the importance of listening to every side of a story, and the impact a single act of kindness can have on a person's life. Through its pages, "Echoes of Resilience" teaches valuable lessons about the human tendency to rush to judgment, the importance of patience and compassion, and the incredible resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. It's a story that will resonate with anyone who has ever faced hardship, offering hope and a reminder that even in our darkest moments, there are people who can offer support and understanding.