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And the story began, a few days ago, when an Australian mother posted a poignant clip highlighting the suffering of her 9-year-old child from Bullying And irony because of its external appearance.
The mother explained that her child, Kawden Biles, was suffering Of problems To grow "Stunting", Which affected its external appearance.
The video says Cawden Cawen "I wish someone killed me .. I am able to stab myself .. You didn’t do anything for me".
The clip spread on social platforms, and received millions of views in various countries of the world, which made the life of the child turned upside down within less than 24 hours.
The story of Biles soon made headlines in the world, and was also honored by the Australian National Rugby League, and gave the kick-off in a rugby match, Besides support "Physical and psychological" He received from a number of celebrities and stars.
Support messages from world stars
And a number of stars of the art world expressed their support for the Australian child, as they posted tweets on their official accounts, to support him psychologically and to stress the necessity of fighting bullying.
In this regard, he published the famous Australian actor Hugh Jackman A video clip on Twitter, he said "Quaden, you are stronger than you realize, friend, and regardless of everything, you have a friend named Hugh".
In turn, American actor Mark Hamill, one of the series’ heroes, commented "star Wars", On the video by saying "We are with you … cruelty is absolutely horrific and heartbreaking".
American actor Jeffrey Dean also sent a message of support to Cawden "I want you to know that you have many friends, including myself".
Cody Walker, Australian Rugby League player, described Quadden as"Young warrior", Adding "We quickly asked what we could do for the child to lift his spirits before everything .. Receiving him on the field was the best way to show him our love".
Fundraising campaign
He created the American comedian Brad WilliamsPage, who suffers from stunting itself "Go fand me", To collect donations for the child.
Williams said "I launched this initiative to tell Cowden that bullying will not be tolerated, and we also tell him that he is a wonderful person who deserves happiness.".
The campaign, in which prominent celebrities, journalists and athletes participated, resulted in collecting donations for the child, so far the value exceeded $ 460,000, according to a website "Sky News" British.
The numbers say on the fundraising site "Go fand me" The number of donors in "Quaden Campaign" About 21,000 donors, while the number continues to rise.
Is Quadden Biles an actor and invented the story?
After the uproar of Cawden, a number of media outlets and social pages promoted reports that Cawden was really 18 years old, a comedian and invented the whole story with a goal "Material profit".
Location "Snobs" The specialist in verifying the authenticity of the news denied the reports altogether and said that the story of Cawden is true, indicating that it was hosted years ago by an Australian channel to talk about his condition when he was not more than 4 years old.
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And the story began, a few days ago, when an Australian mother posted a poignant clip highlighting the suffering of her 9-year-old child from Bullying And irony because of its external appearance.
The mother explained that her child, Kawden Biles, was suffering Of problems To growStunting, Which affected its external appearance.
“I wish someone would kill me … I am able to stab myself … You have not done anything for me,” said Cowden crying in the video.
The clip spread on social platforms, and received millions of views in various countries of the world, which made the life of the child turned upside down within less than 24 hours.
The story of Biles soon made headlines in the world, and was also honored by the Australian National Rugby League, and gave the kick-off in a rugby match, In addition to the “material and psychological” support he received from a number of celebrities and stars.
Support messages from world stars
And a number of stars of the art world expressed their support for the Australian child, as they posted tweets on their official accounts, to support him psychologically and to stress the necessity of fighting bullying.
In this regard, he published the famous Australian actor Hugh Jackman A video clip on Twitter, in which he said, “Quaden, you are stronger than you realize, friend, and regardless of everything, you have a friend named Hugh.”
In turn, American actor Mark Hamill, one of the stars in the “Star Wars” series, commented on the video, saying, “We are with you … cruelty is terrible and heartbreaking.”
American actor Jeffrey Dean also sent a support letter to Quaden, “I want you to know that you have many friends, including myself.”
Australian Rugby League player Cody Walker described Kawden as a “young warrior,” adding, “We quickly asked what we could do for the child to lift his spirits before everything … receiving him on the field was the best way to show him our love.”
Fundraising campaign
He created the American comedian Brad Williams, Who is suffering from the same stunted state, page on “Go fandme”, to collect donations for the child.
“I launched this initiative to tell Cowden that bullying will not be tolerated, and we also tell him that he is a wonderful person who deserves happiness,” Williams said.
The campaign, in which prominent celebrities, journalists and athletes participated, resulted in collecting donations for the child, the value of which has so far exceeded 460 thousand dollars, according to the British “Sky News” website.
Figures on the Go Vand Mei fundraising site say that the number of “Quaden Campaign” donors is close to 21,000, while the number continues to rise.
Is Quadden Biles an actor and invented the story?
After the uproar of Cawden, a number of media outlets and social pages promoted reports that Cawden was actually 18, a comedian and invented the whole story with the aim of “material gain”.
The “Snobs” website, which specializes in verifying the authenticity of the news, denied these reports altogether, and said that the story of Cawden is true, indicating that he was hosted years ago by an Australian channel to talk about his condition when he was not more than 4 years old.
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