Free the Children - An Awakening and Action of a 12-Year-Old

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Features: At the age of 12, Quig Grag, who lived in Toronto, Canada, was opening the newspaper one morning in April 1995 to look for comics when he came across a news story: A 12-year-old Pakistani boy named Iqbal, who was sold into child slavery by his parents since childhood, later escaped from slavery and became a child labor representative, advocating for the rights of child laborers. However, a cruel gunshot took Iqbal's life... This news changed Grag's life forever, transforming him from an middle-class child into a child politician. He organized a children's organization to liberate child laborers, risked his safety to conduct field investigations in countries and regions with high concentrations of child labor, and became the voice for 250 million child laborers worldwide.