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.

📘⚖️ ABOUT THE BOOK - THE PEOPLE'S JUDGE The People's Judge is a gripping cinematic legal drama that explores the thin line between justice, control, truth, and power in a system that claims to protect the people but often protects itself instead. At the center of the story is Kang Ji-Hoon, a former top judge whose life is shaped by a painful childhood experience that exposed him early to the cruelty of unchecked power. What begins as a personal tragedy slowly transforms into a lifelong pursuit of meaning inside the legal world. As Ji-Hoon rises through the ranks of the judiciary, he becomes known for his intelligence, precision, and emotional distance. To the public, he is the perfect judge. To the system, he is an ideal instrument. But beneath his success lies a quiet conflict-one that begins to grow louder when he starts noticing inconsistencies buried deep within "finalized" legal outcomes. Alongside his small legal aid team, Ji-Hoon begins investigating cases that were declared closed, only to discover something far more disturbing than corruption-a hidden structure where outcomes appear to exist before trials even begin. What starts as legal curiosity gradually turns into a dangerous confrontation with a system that does not tolerate contradiction. The story expands beyond the courtroom into a layered world of legal manipulation, memory control, reconstructed realities, and institutional silence. Every case Ji-Hoon touches reveals another layer of truth that should not exist, and every truth brings him closer to becoming the very thing the system cannot classify: an anomaly. At the heart of the story is not just law, but humanity itself-questioning whether justice is truly about truth, or simply about what systems are allowed to recognize as truth. Through emotional tension, courtroom battles, psychological depth, and high-stakes moral conflict.

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.

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

The world is not as ugly as it may appear.

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

you'll find out more about well whatevers in her when you read but tws will be provided if needed and also I hope you enjoy the poems that roam in the vents

The Crescent Code is a story told by Paul Montgomery a 15 year old vigilante hacker and a high school student who struggles with his social anxiety but beneath all that he wanted to change the world and let people see what he can see and at the middle of his sadness he created U.

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

It is nothing to enjoy A poem about a humanitarian crisis

Short philosophical analysis and interpretations of our present reality. Includes: 1) Introduction: Unreached. 2) Chapter I: World Citizenship and The Human Family. 3) Chapter II: Universal Ethics. 4) Chapter III: Cosmopolitanism. 5) Chapter IV: The Slavery of Nationalism. 6) Chapter V: Peace by Homo Sapiens. 7) Chapter VI: Human Rights Vs. World Trade. 8) Chapter VII: When Economy Battles Science. 9) Chapter VIII: Cancer of Corruption. 10) Chapter IX: Now What? 11) Chapter X: The Environment, The Crime. 12) Chapter XI: Speciesism and Animal Rights. 13) Chapter XII Golden Buzz Tunisia. 14) Self Criticism.

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.

all black lives matter.

The garden's society is weirdly similar to the society, full of hate and prejudice, so let's follow the example and be the change we want to see in the world :)

"One day the government decided that human rights will no longer be the same..." What would happen if us, humans, lose our rights? What if human rights have now to be bought for money? What will change in our lives?

poems of events of black public figures #1 on claudettecolvin #8 on martinlutherkingjr #19 on claudette #25 on humanrights mentions of violence, murder, police brutality, racism, etc.