#kidnappping

[pepperonyfic]

Baby Monitor

Author:  SalmonCenter Rating:  gen Word Count: 5-10k Genre(s): family Film-specific: no Tropes: kidnapping, morgan stark, married!pepperony, peter parker

Summary:  Peter is Tony and Pepper's biological child and was kidnapped by HYDRA at a young age.

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[natromanoffsgfs]

Kidnapping/ torture #1

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Peter and Shuri are kidnapped by a gang of bandits who demand ransom money for the princess of Wakanda. They’ll soon find out that they have more than one prize in their grasp. (47k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

It's been months since the events of Civil War, and the Avengers are doing their best to remain a team, having promised to forgive and forget. Unfortunately for them, Tony Stark's latest invention has been stolen and recovering it causes tension to reappear.

Meanwhile, in Queens, Peter Parker has two main priorities on his plate — complete his midterm finals, and track down a fishbowl wearing criminal that may or may not lead him right into the hands of the Avengers.

Somehow between all of this, Spider-Man's identity is revealed to the Avengers, Steve and Tony's friendship may permanently be damaged due to continued hidden secrets, and Happy struggles to buy a youth-sized casket for Peter's funeral.

Things were a lot easier when they were fighting over Bucky Barnes.

(Or: The Avengers welcome Peter into their crazy superhero family and will do anything to protect him.)

(267k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

They grab Peter right out from under Tony’s nose. (21k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

"I am going to find Tony," the man hisses in Peter's ear, his gaze cold and cruel. "And when I do, I will kill him, slowly. What do you say to that-"

The man stops short because Peter's shoulders are shaking. He looks and sees the kid is snickering. When he lets go of Peter's hair, the teen's head slumps to his chest, but it's not out of exhaustion or defeat...it's to hide a smile.

Peter lets out a laugh, shaking his head before glancing to the sides and exclaiming, "It is so fun to mess with you!" He looks around before hooting, "Tony Stark? That's your play? You're not screwing with me, right? You actually thought that would work? Sorry guys."

Peter straightens in his chair with a sneer and a cocky wink, "Tony doesn't give a flying crap about me."

In other words.... Peter is kidnapped and his captors think they can hold Tony against him. But they don't know what's happened in the past couple months.

(296k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

The last thing he remembers is leaving school. It was a half day, as he’d finished his exams early, texted May about staying over at Ned’s place, sent another text to MJ and then a twitch of his spider senses--

Then a pinch at his neck, like a bee sting, but deeper. Darkness. Then here.

Huh. Kidnapped. That’s new. If he was less emotionally dead from finals and sleep deprivation, he’d probably have a stronger and much more appropriate reaction to that.

At least he's got Captain America and the Winter Soldier to keep him company.

(14k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Peter and Mr. Stark start to spend a little more time together, and then Persons Unknown(ish) start trying to kidnap Peter.

Spider-Man: Homecoming through Avengers: Endgame with a few twists. Plots are uncovered, connections are made, field trips go horribly awry.

(185k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

There was a pattern Peter wasn’t aware of.

Whenever his morning started great, his day would end in agony.

The morning of his parent’s death had been great. The morning of the OsCorp field trip had been great. The morning of Ben’s death had been great. The morning of the Homecoming dance had been great.

This morning started great.

(74k words)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

31 days, 31 ways to hurt our favorite Spider-Kid, with bonus whumping of his super friends and an excessive use of puns.

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

After being kidnapped with some of earth’s greatest defenders, Peter is grateful that it appears that their captors aren’t aware that he’s Spider-man.

The problem? To the Avengers, he's just Tony Stark's teenage intern- and Peter intends to keep it that way.

(34k words)

[elynoreme]

KEYS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE CRISIS IN HAITI Dominican paper published today (July 7th, 2021), just after the murder of the president of Haiti, this article of evaluation of the chronic Haitian situation, chronic but worsening every day.  Free translation. “The president of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, was assassinated this Wednesday by armed men at his residence in Port-au-Prince, an assassination that occurs at a time when the country is going through a deeply unstable situation. These are the keys for understanding the crisis in which the country is plunged. 1. AT THE DOORS OF THE ELECTIONS Haiti has called presidential and legislative elections for next September 26th, elections in which Moise could not be a candidate. On that date, a referendum was also scheduled to approve a new Constitution, a project promoted by Moise with a view to reinforcing the figure of the head of state, although he assured that he would not benefit from the new constitution. The new Constitution had strong resistance from the opposition and the entire process was viewed with suspicion by the international community, for lack of transparency and for not being sufficiently inclusive. 2. A NOT COMPLETELY CLEAR SUCCESSION In the event of the death of the president, the 1987 Constitution establishes that the Council of Ministers, headed by the prime minister, exercises executive power until the election of a new ruler. In the event that the death occurs after the fourth year of the five of the mandate, the National Assembly must meet to elect a president who fulfills the mandate of the deceased, but since January 2020 the Legislative has been closed due to the postponement of the legislative elections planed for 2019. The situation at the head of government is not entirely clear either, since there are currently two prime ministers appointed. Claude Joseph has held the position on an interim basis since last April, but this Monday Moise appointed Ariel Henry to that position, who had not yet officially assumed. At the moment, the only official communication on the events has come from Claude Joseph, who has assured that the Police and the Armed Forces are in control of the situation. 3. COMPLAINT OF COUP D'ÉTAT IN FEBRUARY The political crisis was triggered in 2018 by allegations of Moise´s corruption around funds from the Venezuelan aid program Petrocaribe, and has been aggravated in recent years by economic problems and an increasingly tense political climate. The protests, often violent, have paralyzed activities in Port-au-Prince for several weeks throughout these three years of instability, and led to the postponement of the 2019 legislative elections. The crisis worsened on February 7, the day on which Moise denounced that the opposition, together with a group of judges from the Supreme Court of Cassation and high-ranking police officers, were plotting an attack to assassinate him on that day. The authorities made several arrests, but those involved in the alleged coup attempt were released by court order. 4. DISPUTE ABOUT THE END OF THE TERM OF OFFICE The opposition has not recognized Moise's legitimacy since February 7, 2021, the date on which they consider that his term ended, due to an interpretation of an article of the Constitution, which would allow understanding that his Government began in 2015, coinciding with the date of an election that ended up being annulled and not with his investiture, which took place in 2017. Opposition parties, especially those on the left, treated Moise as a "dictator" for the controversial way he has governed by decree since the closing of Parliament, something for which he has also been criticized by the international community. However, Moise has always assured that his intention was to leave power on February 7, 2022, five years after his inauguration, and to hand it over to whoever was elected in the voting. 5. ENEMIES OF THE OLIGARCHY AND THE GANGS As the crisis has worsened, Moise has made enemies among the wealthy families that control key businesses in the country, such as energy, telephony or banking, whom he has blamed for the systemic corruption and chronic instability that experiences. the country. Recently, Moise has also made enemies among the powerful armed gangs that control numerous slums in Port-au-Prince. Gang violence has intensified since the beginning of June, especially due to the action of G9 an Fanmi e Alye, a federation of gangs that until recently was considered in the orbit of the Government and that in recent weeks declared war on Moise . The conflicts between the gangs have caused dozens of deaths and injuries and at least 17,000 displaced since the beginning of June due to the clashes in neighborhoods such as Martissant and Delmas.” https://listindiario.com/las-mundiales/2021/07/07/678288/claves-para-entender-la-crisis-en-haiti

[this-is-not-humanity]

"Boko Haram Abducts 8 Cameroonian Girls, Kills 7 Hostages After Bus-Hijacking" By Edwin Kindzeka Moki

Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau vowed in a video that the group would defeat a regional force fighting the militants in Nigeria's far northeast, Niger and Cameroon. The Islamist group abducted at least eight young girls and killed seven hostages in a bus hijacking in neighbouring Cameroon, residents said Tuesday.

YAOUNDE, CAMEROON—Nigeria’s Boko Haram Islamic extremists have abducted about 30 people including eight Cameroonian girls and killed seven hostages in two bus hijackings in Cameroon and Nigeria, Cameroon residents and a Nigerian intelligence officer said Tuesday.

Boko Haram, who kidnapped nearly 300 schoolgirls in Nigeria last year in an incident that ignited international outrage, have taken eight Cameroonian girls hostage, said Chetima Ahmidou, the principal of a school in the area. The girls range in age from 11 to 14 and come from the town of Koza, he said.

The bus attack took place Sunday about 18 kilometres from Cameroon’s border with Nigeria. Seven other hostages were slain and their bodies scattered near the border, said Ahmidou, whose brother was the bus driver and was among those killed.

Also Sunday, across the border in Nigeria, the Islamic extremists held up a bus in Akada-Banga village of Bama district and made off with about 20 people, including women and children, according to a security officer who spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to give information to reporters.

Boko Haram has fought a 5-year insurgency against the Nigerian government, launching scores of attacks that left 10,000 people dead last year alone. In recent weeks, the terror group has intensified its assaults on neighbouring Cameroon and Niger. Together with Nigeria’s other neighbours, Benin and Chad, they have pledged to form an 8,750-strong multinational force to confront the Islamic extremists.

On Monday, Niger’s parliament voted to approve supporting the mission. The vote came just hours after a car bombing in the town of Diffa, which was blamed on Boko Haram, who had launched three other attacks on the town since Friday.

The United Nations said Tuesday that a small team of five experts from its peacekeeping department has deployed to provide support in readying the force.

SOURCE: http://www.thestar.com/news/world/2015/02/10/boko-haram-took-8-girls-killed-hostages-in-bus-hijacking-resident-says.html