Description

Chocolate Factory is a bittersweet assortment of short stories created by young writers between the ages of 11 – 18. In response to a short story competition delivered by the Centre for Applied Human Rights at the University of York and Amnesty International UK, young authors wrote on the theme of chocolate and human rights. Entries were received from Ghana and the United Kingdom. Three winning stories and all the shortlisted entries can be found in this delectable, thought-provoking collection.

Competition Judges
Juliana Mensah, Artist in Residence, Centre for Applied Human Rights
Nicky Parker, Publisher, Amnesty International UK

Book Editors
Juliana Mensah, Artist in Residence, Centre for Applied Human Rights
Rose Drew, Anthropologist and Publisher, Stairwell Books

This book has been produced with the support of the Centre for Applied Human Rights and Amnesty International.