"Freedom" by Nathan Law offers a touching reference to absolute bravery amid the glaring challenges of authoritarianism. As a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Nathan Law has firsthand experienced the overwhelming speed at which our freedom can be taken away when, as an elected politician, he is simply arrested for expressing his views.

Law shares the experience of lacking freedom and recalls his father's alarming three-day escape from China in a small boat. With the wave of authoritarianism intensifying globally, the need for silence becomes the price we pay for "doing business," posing challenges to democracy everywhere.

This passion-filled appeal calls us to defend our freedom now or face its loss forever. "Now we must all stand firmly to defend our freedoms, ensuring that the truth is not dictated by dictators. We were born free and equal. As long as we believe in this, no one can take it away from us."

Pages: 256, Dimensions: 12.6x12.6cm