Humanrights Stories

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.

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

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

The world is not as ugly as it may appear.

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

I made a sonnet for an English assignment and I was really proud of it (got 100%) . It's about gender inequality and how men might think we're inferior to them, without thinking about how hard we work to again be reminded by them that we're inferior. I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST MEN, just stating some things I've noticed about the world recently. Let me know what you think and enjoy :)

JUST A LITTLE PSA FOR ALL THE GROSS HUMANS THAT INFEST THIS SIGHT AND FETISHIZE SO MANY NASTY THINGS

hi I'm lesbian and I think I have a crush on my best friend!!! OwO

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.

Being a keen traveler, who documents the lives of women encountered, visiting Beirut in Lebanon last year was an eye-opener. Over 250,000 African and South East Asian women, are employed in the country as domestic maids. They have no employment or legal protection and instead are governed by their employers, under the kafala system. This lead them to be strictly controlled by employers, who often treat them harshly and they are exposed to physical and psychological abuse, in more extreme cases, sexual violence, torture and murder. The following are based on my observations while in Beirut.

President Trump's recent military strike against Iran has sparked this urgency in me to inform my peers the cost of his actions. This is about the main underlying source of diversity and how it has led up to today.

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

⚠️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.

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.

Seguramente en el colegio habrás aprendido sobre el ciclo del agua en el colegio, ¿no? El cómo se evapora el agua de un lago, creando las nubes, las cuáles se enfrían y dejan caer su agua en pequeñas gotitas que acaban en el lago otra vez. Todos creen eso, pero yo creo una versión muy diferente, así que, lee con atención, porque te va a interesar este cuento creado con mucho amor y dedicación...

Following the USWNT through life's ups and downs Ps I don't own the team I wish I did though

Just some collection of poems and things running through my head when I think of what's happening in Gaza. Just thought it'd be a good idea to speak up and spread the truth on what's happening.

What would happen, if you lived in a world where superpowers, superheroes weren't out of the ordinary, but humans were.