Iqbal
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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Every year, hundreds of children are taken against their will to carpet factories, coal mines, and brick kilns. They do nothing to deserve this imprisonment. It is not their fault.
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One of these children was Iqbal. He was a child, no different from the others, but he was driven to escape and help others. He worked for a man named Hussain Cain. He fed his workers little and gave them no free time. He owned children from the ages of 6-17.
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Iqbal escaped and helped to get his master arrested. He then spoke out to the world about child labor.
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He was later gunned down at an Easter Celebration. He was willing to die for his beliefs.
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