In a court in a small town in The Republic of Lebanon , a 12-year-old boy, Zain, was sentenced to jail for wounding someone with a knife. However, with the support of a lawyer, Zain sued his parents because they could not provide him with protection and sense of security. Zain’s parents are poor and cannot afford to raise the children. This means that Zain cannot obtain an ID card, so Zain is a dark household who is not eligible to obtain a passport and cannot go to school, even in an emergency. Get help in the hospital.
Zain is the eldest son of the family. In order to support himself and his siblings, he is forced to work to deliver goods to the local grocer. The owner of the grocer has a vicious interest in Zain's sister. When Zain’s parents sold his younger sister to a grocer, Zain was very sad and ran to a seaside town. There, Zain met Rahir who was an Ethiopian immigrant. She was a kind person. Her life was better than Zain’s life. A little bit better, Lahill concealed that she had a one-year-old son, Jonas. In order to avoid the surveillance of employers and government departments, she kept putting her children in the shopping cart while working. She lived in a room made of plastic. In a small shed built with gravel, I was trying to save money to buy a forged ID card
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