Rights Stories

All of the news and articles regarding women's rights and Education and Crime against women. "Woman rights are human rights and human rights are woman rights once and for all," Hillary Clinton . More than 70 percent woman can't live their lives according to their wish. Our one step can help so many of us. Women's rights are human rights that include the right to be free from discrimination and violence, and to have equal access to opportunities and resources. Some examples of women's rights include:

Ring, Ring! There's the bell, it's time for lessons! What are you learning today? Romance behind closed doors? Speculation in the cafeteria? Outrage in the sports hall? Or meddling ex-girlfriends getting a bit jealous. Join Daniel and Alejandro as they learn to navigate the tricky corridors of love against professionalism and at Oakwood High. This was never lost in translation and always found on the map. Note: some lines are spoken entirely in Spanish! I recommended having a translator for the best experience, or be like Daniel and clueless it out.

this is me writing a story about why you should convert to vegetarianism :) this will be helpful if you're stuck between converting. Most of the chapters are my experiences.

The governments failed. The new generation has taken over. Everything was failing - from the economy to overpopulation. The world split into two sides; The Freedom activists and the Restoration. The Restoration, which was half of the world, decided that it was the people's fault that the world ended up that way - so, they came to the conclusion that keeping the rich alive was the only way, and killing the poor and homeless as a result. The Freedom activists, however, rescued those about to be killed. America, the leader of the FA, however, found out there was a third party. "Is that.. a bear?" "No, this is vodka. That is big fluffy forest puppy." #1 in RusAme 24/12/2019 #3 in Rights 27/1/2020 #22 in Freedom 30/1/2020 (Cover art by me)

The "Family" series embarks on a poignant journey with its debut story, introducing readers to the resilient Lisa Mona Schmeichel. Throughout her young life, she endured hardship, her brother, Bryan's kindness a solitary light. Denied schooling until sixteen, her world shifted when a man named Charles Schweinsteiger offered her a brighter future. Now cherished like a daughter, his care surpassed her own parents', leading her to call him "Papa." Yet, even with this newfound stability, she faces ongoing trials, notably in the form of Sélenã Baldwin, whose antagonism presents a formidable challenge. Set against the backdrop of Germany, this story explores themes of resilience, adventure, responsibility and personal growth. It is rated 13+.

An outcast, will she ever get accepted into this new reality?

living in hell The boy with a masive family under the one roof thinks he has it pretty bad, but he realises overseas and even in his own country, others have it much, much worse. People are being forced into slavery, small girls are being put into prostitution. these people soon become the boy's neighbours, then his family… One by one, the boy's family get taken from him, either taken by armed men or just murdered at the front door. this is no story of love, it's pure horror.

Welcome to the future, where private militaries rule! Storm is the techno-thriller set in the year of 2023 As the balance of power changes, a new world emerges. Technology is now at the front line as world leaders enter a new generation of warfare, training soldiers to become better, stronger and more adept. Worldwide armies have become private militaries, and those who enlist in one do so by giving up their freedoms and no longer recognized as a normal citizen. They live by code only and to serve their country with pride. Hot on the trail of the cyber-terrorist John Doe, Delta and Bravo, the most powerful private military team act under the new powers and regimes to ensure the safety of our world. They are the most advanced private military group in the world, and they will stop at nothing to get their target who threatens the very core of worldwide national security.

a poem of breaking of black votes and voices

Een jongen genaamd Mateo gaat voor het eerst meedoen aan een demonstratie samen met zijn vriendje. Tijdens de demonstratie gaat het mis.

Pointedleaf, a young shape-changer, is forced to leave her tribe for the kingdom of Lyssia, a land that has been under a cruel dictatorship for two hundred years. Along the way, she joins a group of travellers headed by a young woman named Tasha, who has a grudge against the government that betrayed her. Pointedleaf quickly finds out that everyone within the group is more than they seem, but there is more than one secret hidden within the group, and the reason Pointedleaf left the forest threatens to end everything the group has worked for.

"I know who I am." "Do you really Miss Alice?" "Is that my name?" "Is it?" ... At age seventeen Alice May Johnson is grabbed off the streets of Minneapolis, heading to the homeless shelter for her volunteer work in order to graduate high school. Little does Alice know, there is a lot more then just a essay included in this humbling experience. Her whole life is shaken when she is pulled into this world of vampires dwelling in the heart of the city known as International Falls. But in the end will she even remember when her heart turns to ice?

A poem about a man on a ship called the SS Zimmerman. And remember all poem are better read aloud.

LookingForAlaskaContest Avery has always thought herself to be a regular girl. Then she meets Kate.

The current military dictatorship that ousted State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, President Win Mying, and other members of the National League for Democracy (NLD) has had devastating effects on civilians collectively across the country. With more than 700 killed, thousands unlawfully arrested, and countless protesters injured, the coup not only threatens democracy and basic human rights, it also disproportionately impacts women and gender minorities. A military with a lengthy history of gender-based violence and patriarchal oppression coupled with no measures of accountability makes these protests intrinsically linked to women's rights. Although much of Western media has failed to highlight women's unique involvement in the protests, women have been active on the frontlines every day since February 1st (the date of the coup), refusing to allow history to repeat itself.

Mix science fiction and the zodiac and what do you have? An unbounded universe and unlimited options - just perfect for an obstinate, passionate Capricorn heroine. But what happens if people are prejudice against the character because she is different somehow? Discrimination against people because of race, age, disability, religion or sexual preference is wrong. In this tale the star signs are used as metaphors for discrimination to show how meaningless and arbitrary prejudice is, and how it is based in ignorance. If you have a moment, read the story and comment to tell me what you think! Cover image by Photo by Ekaterina Novitskaya on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/@catrionaobrian), effect added on Lunapic.