In the historic chambers of Westminster, the Sir David Amess UK Children’s Parliament convenes to debate the global exploitation of animals in tourism. Young “MPs” step into leadership roles, pressing for urgent action on the Animals (Low-Welfare Activities Abroad) Act.
Their evidence session includes this powerful interview with lawyer and campaigner Duncan McNair, founder of Save the Asian Elephants, who recounts harrowing first-hand encounters with elephant abuse and explains how the law could help end cruelty across the world. Blending youthful determination with expert insight, the film captures a pivotal moment where children demand accountability from those in power, proving that voices of compassion can shape the future.