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Posted by
Marc | 1-12-2010 22:10 | Category:
Human rights
Even the biggest dictators can get scared. Getting nervous from the mighty mouse.
Great artwork from the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR). This is what I like most, a visual telling the whole story. No tagline needed. Sorry copywriters.
In this campaign it is Kim Jong-il, Muammar Gaddafi and Robert Mugabe who are scared.
The ISHR did this before in 2009 with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Raul Castro and Hugo Chávez.
See them after the jump.
The campaign from 2009:
Advertiser:
International Society for Human Rights (ISHR)
Agency:
Ogilvy, Frankfurt, Germany
Additional credits:
Creative Directors: Simon Oppmann, Peter Roemmelt
Copywriter / Art Director: Taner Ercan
Photographers: Robert Eikelpoth, Michael Breyer
Art Buying: Christina Hufgard
Source:
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Comments
What about the dictators that are supported by America and Europe? Don’t see Zenawi or Mubarak.
Posted by Niko | 3-12-2010 23:33
A version with Obama would be appropriate #wikileaks
Posted by Marc | 8-12-2010 23:46
I am surprised that Chavez made the list. I guess that’s what you get for nationalizing your country’s oil when you’re one of the U.S.A’s biggest suppliers.
Posted by Brendan | 8-02-2011 08:20
What about Lukashenko?
Posted by nod32 | 23-02-2011 14:00
Human rights? only anti American?
Posted by suppo | 23-02-2011 15:11
Oh, where is Lukashenko?
Posted by Ales | 23-02-2011 19:07
Yes Brendan, you’re right. And Chávez will be called a “dictator” for many other reasons: like providing health care for thousands of people deep inside the poorest villages, and rural areas of the country. I live in Venezuela… Chávez has won battles, but he has lost them too, during democratic elections, consulting our people who actively participates in politics. Venezuela is not under a dictatorship. I invite you all to come and see for yourselves.
Posted by Kizz Lugo | 24-02-2011 04:26
Where the hell is Lukashenko?!
Posted by Kowalski | 25-02-2011 13:05
If you don’t know why Chávez made the list, it’s obviously because you don’t live in Venezuela. Where he steals from the working people to give to the lazy ones that keep him in power, because he and his ministers live like kings while half the country starves, because he censors all that he can, and manipulates media, because he’s had the highest oil bonanza in decades, still we have the world’s highest inflation, because HE LIES EVERY SINGLE DAY on national TV, because he rather takes away instead of BUILDING, because preaches about the evils of capitalism and the socialism of the 21st century, yet he is one of the richest men in the continent, and because he’s been in power for 12 long years and has NO INTENTION of allowing TRUE DEMOCRATIC ALTERNABILITY with rigged and/or advantageous elections, and the list goes on and on. Venezuelans are opening their eyes and the lies are growing thin, change will come soon.
Posted by Esteban | 1-03-2011 06:37
