Ender's Game addresses different forms of human rights in a futuristic, science fiction universe. Andrew "Ender" Wiggin, the main character, is made to participate on an interplanetary conflict, despite his young age. Therefore, the main issues that can be found in the plot are genocide and child labor. The supression of religion and enforced birth control by a global government are also important subjects of the novel, showing that people don't have much freedom anymore. Last of all, there are different forms of physical and emotional abuse. For example, Ender is bullied by his brother, then forced into isolation and stress by the Battle School.