Aaron Hutchings, a foreign activist, has made headlines for his role in freeing a Pakistani family from bonded labour that had lasted for nearly 130 years in Punjab. This family, trapped in a cycle of debt bondage since their ancestors took a loan known as 'peshki', had been working at brick kilns without proper compensation. The situation persisted for four generations as the debt grew over time, making it impossible for them to escape. Hutchings, affiliated with the Jubilee Campaign, shared a poignant video on Instagram capturing the moment the family learned they were finally free after he paid off their outstanding debt. The video has resonated with many viewers, sparking a wave of emotional reactions and questions about the prevalence of bonded labour in Pakistan. The Jubilee Campaign, which advocates for human rights and fights against modern slavery, operates in various countries, including Pakistan and Nigeria. The incident has not only highlighted the plight of bonded labourers but also the impact of individual efforts in combating such systemic issues.