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Pakistan Carpet Mafia. He gave other children the courage to leave their owners. While returning from the usa from one of his campaigns, iqbal was shot dead by a heroin addict who belonged to the pakistani carpet mafia. Five years later he was set free. Iqbal masih became a debt slave in a carpet factory in pakistan when he was a child. He remains an icon for pakistani kids who are still unable to free themselves from the evil of child labour. Though stunted and hunched from 6 years of malnutrition and slavery under inhuman conditions, iqbal helped over 3,000 pakistani children escape their bonded slavery and made speeches about child labour throughout the world. He exposed the carpet mafia, urging the world not to buy carpets made by slave children. Because iqbal was a prominent enemy of the local carpet manufacturer mafia, the pakistani human rights commission. Iqbal masih was born in 1983 in muridke, near lahore, pakistan. His family was poor and had borrowed 600 rupees (less than us$5) from a local owner of a carpet.

Iqbal masih was born in 1983 in muridke, near lahore, pakistan. He exposed the carpet mafia, urging the world not to buy carpets made by slave children. Though stunted and hunched from 6 years of malnutrition and slavery under inhuman conditions, iqbal helped over 3,000 pakistani children escape their bonded slavery and made speeches about child labour throughout the world. He remains an icon for pakistani kids who are still unable to free themselves from the evil of child labour. He gave other children the courage to leave their owners. While returning from the usa from one of his campaigns, iqbal was shot dead by a heroin addict who belonged to the pakistani carpet mafia. Five years later he was set free. Iqbal masih became a debt slave in a carpet factory in pakistan when he was a child. His family was poor and had borrowed 600 rupees (less than us$5) from a local owner of a carpet. Because iqbal was a prominent enemy of the local carpet manufacturer mafia, the pakistani human rights commission.

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Pakistan Carpet Mafia Iqbal masih was born in 1983 in muridke, near lahore, pakistan. His family was poor and had borrowed 600 rupees (less than us$5) from a local owner of a carpet. Iqbal masih was born in 1983 in muridke, near lahore, pakistan. He remains an icon for pakistani kids who are still unable to free themselves from the evil of child labour. He exposed the carpet mafia, urging the world not to buy carpets made by slave children. Iqbal masih became a debt slave in a carpet factory in pakistan when he was a child. While returning from the usa from one of his campaigns, iqbal was shot dead by a heroin addict who belonged to the pakistani carpet mafia. Because iqbal was a prominent enemy of the local carpet manufacturer mafia, the pakistani human rights commission. He gave other children the courage to leave their owners. Though stunted and hunched from 6 years of malnutrition and slavery under inhuman conditions, iqbal helped over 3,000 pakistani children escape their bonded slavery and made speeches about child labour throughout the world. Five years later he was set free.