Fisher of Kids

James Kofi Annan is sold into Ghana's fishing industry at age six. He works as a child fisherman in over twenty villages along Lake Volta before he manages to escape seven years later. The fact that he can neither read nor write doesn't stop him from following his dream to dedicate his life to saving other children from a similar fate. Working for a living, James starts to teach himself reading and writing. Eventually, he attends a college and rises to become a manager at Barclays Bank of Ghana. In pursuit of his calling, James later resigns from his job at Barclays to devote himself fully to fighting for children's rights - and becomes one of the leading Human Rights activists of our time.