I like how the title didn't just read "rubber bullets", but included "only", as some people think that is still acceptable. And one can be hurt and suffer from rubber bullets... there's "only" rubber bullets, yet represent the brutality and unease and distrust and way people have been divided. You portrayed the unrest, the anger, the loss of hope here, so well.

Even when there is progress made, there are the traces of fear remaining. People begging to be heard, wanting to live safely and securely yet never given that chance, never able to find refuge in their country.

The last line is a strong reminder: don't ask for change, demand it.
LOVE this. Thank you for sharing this.