What is a child hero in 1984?

In George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984," a child hero is represented through the character of the "Junior Anti-Sex League" and the youth members of the Party, particularly children who are indoctrinated to betray their parents and display unwavering loyalty to the Party. These children, often depicted as spies, embody the extreme manipulation and control exerted by the totalitarian regime. Their actions highlight the chilling effect of oppressive governance on familial bonds and the loss of innocence in a society where loyalty to the state supersedes personal relationships.