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Amnesty: The problem won’t get smaller by clicking it away

Posted by Marc | 3-01-2010 00:49 | Category: Human rights

An old trick used with this banner campaign from Amnesty International.
“It will only get smaller if we all stand up for human rights.”



Advertiser:
Amnesty International
Agency:
Serviceplan, Munich, Germany
Additional credits:
Creative Directors: Joachim Schöpfer, Danusch Mahmoudi
Art Directors: Martin Kleint, Michaela Gressbach
Photographer: Stuart Franklin, Magnum Photos
Programming: Rolf Eggers


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Great video. Everyone should watch this once.

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