In 2035, Britain is no longer governed by votes - it is managed by data.
Dissent isn't crushed with guns.
It is erased with paperwork.
Final Notices.
Administrative disappearances.
People officially declared dead - even while still breathing.
"WE ARE STILL HERE" is a chillingly plausible near-future thriller about a resistance that does not fight with bullets - but with witnesses, names, breadlines, hacked speakers, and the refusal to disappear quietly.
Told through the streets of East London now sealed under AI-controlled lockdown, this is the story of those who refuse to become data. A mother who will not sign her child's death certificate. A priest who turns mass into counter-surveillance. A boy who spreads witness statements instead of graffiti. And a city that rediscovers its voice - live, and too many to silence at once.
This is fiction - but terrifyingly possible.
A warning.
A hope.
A declaration.
We are still here.