Humanrights Stories

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

Well i think that is an extremly topic. I wrote this in school. Im sorry when there are spelling mistakes but im actually german.

Written by Layan, 18 years old from Gaza. He was supposed to wake up to his mother calling him for school... But in Gaza, childhood shattered into 7 pains. This is the voice of Gaza's children. The one who became a father at 10. The one whose joy is a can of beans. The one born alone under the rubble. They are not numbers in the news. They are children. Read. Share. Don't let the world forget. ❤️ Available in Arabic & Turkish #Gaza #ChildrenOfGaza

*SHORT STORY* Her curiosity overcame her, and she looked at papers on his desk. She glanced at a newspaper with the headline, "Demons, No Longer Among Us." 'He must minor in Demon History' she thought. She slid the newspaper to the side to see more news articles about the demon race underneath. She squinted at the next article that was dated "1964". A picture that looked like Seth was in the article. "Strange," she thought. She pulled the article to read a little more when she heard his deep voice. "What are you doing?" he asked. Nami jumped and released the article. Seth stood at the entrance to his study leaning on the door frame with his arms folded across his chest. He stared at Nami.

:: One-shot story 💭 The Civil War has begun in the year 1861 and Abraham Lincoln was the standing president. He was a fair man and was eager to end the cruelty in the south wherein the decision appointed will fulfill a huge disaster. A father and a general named, John, chose to escape with his daughter away from the crisis to avoid the coming midst-of-war seeing that this will create big casualties, while the humanities in the North felt that a raging condition is about to enter their roofs, presumption that the President is eager to end the inequity and barbarity on the South. This Union State which is located in the North or known as the United States is on the field of manufacturing and industry formed as the economy's base, whereas the Southern states or the Confederate States profited from plantations or mostly on Agriculture. Unification is visualized in the North, but slavery is prominent in the South, and it is an oppressing circumstance. Will the father and child fulfill the serene in paradise or face their death at the hands of whom? Written Ⓒ 2022 Snow Speakspeare (MellowedPilgrim) The book cover is not a possession of the Author, credits are given from the rightful owners.

I had to write a speech for school and with all the things happening with abortions lately I decided to share my opinion on that because it is a really important topic. The criminalisation of abortions is just doing more harm than good. -TRIGGER WARNING- This speech contains: Abortion Death Violation of rights Financial troubles

Poem about a person's right -so ayun mini task talaga namin to sa english hahaha pinagawa kami ng poem about sa human rights. Kayo nalang po bahala kung pano nyo iinterpret ang tula ko :)

Hey everyone! This is basically my book full of my political and non-political beliefs. This will mostly be political beliefs. Each chapter will be titled whatever belief I'm talking about and why I support it or am against it. I will try and provide facts defending my thoughts but on some I'll just give personally morals. Extra Information About Me You May Want To Know: Gender: Male Race: Indigenous, Hispanic, and Caucasian (I look white) Country: United States Political Party: Independent Side Note: I know some of ya'll will disagree with me and that is perfectly okay and valid. I am totally okay with people having things to say in comments but please be nice to others and I.

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

My name is Elizabeth T Kennedy but some people call me Eliza or Liza(thou the only people I allow to call me this are my parents siblings and friends) for short and I'm a werewolf. Being a werewolf is a serious pain in the ass. Esp when you're the omega in the omega in the pack and are about to be 18 in a week. Who would have thought my mate would be my enemy whom is also the future alpha of the Pack? Its not that we hate each other or don't get along at all.....actuaually, no, that's exactly it. I do not want nor need an aashole for a mate.

The name A'dab means hope or need in Arabic. This short story is about a nine-year old little girl in Kashmir,a war-ridden valley, in a land of confusion and fear with the dying hope for freedom.A valley disconnected from the rest of the world as Indian army forces take over. This story might be triggering as it contains violence. I wrote this in the hope that people may support Kashmir independence. This story was based on the true story of Afshana Farooq, a 14-year-old who was nearly trampled in a stampede when Indian forces opened fire on demonstrators when she and her father were going to prayer.Another story which angered me was a picture showing a three-year-old child sitting on his grandfather's dead body in Sopore town of Indian-administered Kashmir when Indian security forces opened fire assuming that he carried a gun when he didn't .These are just one of various stories. The Kashmir conflict is a territorial conflict over the Kashmir region, primarily between India and Pakistan, with China playing a third-party role. At the moment it is under the control of the Indian army.carrying out beatings and torture in the wake of the government's decision to strip the region of its autonomy.The Indian army has called them "baseless and unsubstantiated". A holocaust goes on as the rest of the world remains silent. cover made by me :) (plz follow my Instagram art and poetry acc @_khadijaahsan)

Its the 2nd part of Human Rights

The year? 2158 What's Happening? The German government has won WW3 and are now in control of the whole world they are very harsh dictators and have set rules that often kill citizens to death. strangely enough world hunger is no more, finally world peace, obesity and cancer aren'ta thing anymore. however there is something a few people believe and that is that exterminating world hunger, having world peace and no obesity or cancer isn't worth exchanging freedom. This group prefers to be known as thne Freedom Association of Today or F.A.T for short. This is the story of 1 of 7 brave souls who changed history....

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.

i have never been in love before, but here is how i can only hope it will be like.

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.

In a gripping narrative that blends personal memoir with profound philosophical reflection, " A Symphony of Farewells " takes readers into the harrowing world of an Iranian prison cell in the summer of 1988. Over the course of 12 fateful hours, ten prisoners grapple with the news of their impending execution, scheduled for dawn. This powerful story explores the human psyche in the face of imminent death, drawing parallels between the prisoners' emotional journey. From the initial shock that plunges the cell into metaphorical darkness to a cathartic scream that reignites the spark of life, the narrative pulses with raw emotion and vivid imagery. I masterfully weave together themes of memory, fatherhood, sacrifice, and the resilience of the human spirit. Through the poignant reflections of Hamid, a father separated from his children, and the narrator's own surprising embrace of their fate, the story offers a unique perspective on life's value when viewed through the lens of its impending end. " A Symphony of Farewells " is not just a tale of confinement and despair, but a profound meditation on existence itself. It challenges readers to contemplate the nature of life, death, and the legacies we leave behind, all while bearing witness to humanity's capacity for hope and reflection in even the darkest of circumstances. This compelling narrative promises to move and provoke thought in equal measure, offering a glimpse into a moment where the personal and the universal collide with stunning intensity.

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