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Amnesty International: Stop Child Recruitment

Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 13, 2010 No comments yet

The military use of young children is still a big issue in many parts of the world. To catch people’s attention Amnesty International made this print advertisement of an extra extra small t-shirt with an army camouflage print on it that fit small children. You don’t expect to see a size XXS. Tag line that goes along is: stop child recruitment.



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Upset!, Athens
Country: Greece Greece

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Amnesty International: Credits

Posted by Sander Janssen on December 12, 2009 No comments yet

I always liked the ads made for non-profit organisations. The main advantage for them is that they can be really shocking without having to worry about the image of the company. This commercial for Amnesty International is shocking again. It gets a bit boring after a while, maybe they should have shortened it a little. But still it delivers the message great, and that’s what they want in the end. Off course you only want to see this ad once, after that it lost it’s catch.



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Publicis, Ljubljana
Country: Slovenia Slovenia

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Amnesty International: Insomnia

Posted by Sander Janssen on October 7, 2009 No comments yet

I haven’t posted this ad because the spot is really good, I just like the idea! Amnesty International invites everybody to take parts in events organized during the Amnesty nights. The philosophy is: The more people get involved, the more noise they’ll make… and the less leaders of certain countries will be able to sleep with a clear conscience.

Take a look on the official website.



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Rapp Collins, Paris
Country: France France

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Amnesty International: Report it

Posted by Sander Janssen on July 19, 2009 No comments yet

This blog exists for less than 4 months and we have already posted 47 different ads made for the non-profit sector. It is good to know that advertising agencies are doing their best to make these ads as good as possible. It is not the first time we have showed you a campaign for Amnesty International, and again it is a cool one!



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: TBWA, Lisbon
Country: Portugal Portugal

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Amnesty International:Eye tracking

Posted by Sander Janssen on June 29, 2009 No comments yet

Nowadays everything is possible thanks to many technological breaktroughs. Even in advertising the possibilities are endless.
Domestic violence only happens when nobody is watching, why not use this litterally in your advertising campaign? These new billboards use eye tracking technology, when people watch directly at the billboard it displays a different immage then when nobody is watching.



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Jung von Matt, Hamburg
Country: Germany Germany

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Amnesty International: Wake up Humans!

Posted by Bert Callens on June 6, 2009 1 comment

60 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed, the human rights are still flouted.
That’s why Amnesty International has created, together with Air Brussels – Paris, an integrated campaign to raise awareness among Belgians..
How? By taking a very interactive approach and by shocking the Belgian citizens at all sort of ways..



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Air Brussels – Parisl
Country: Belgium Belgium

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Amnesty International: War is barely a game

Posted by Bert Callens on May 21, 2009 No comments yet

This is the second part of the campaign made by Amnesty International Croatia.
It shows two toy soldiers doing an execution. These acts have become a part of daily life in Somalia, many times children are witnesses to these murders. Sometimes even child soldiers perform executions..
“In the eyes of a Somali child, war is barely a game.”

Amnesty International


To see the first part of the campaign made by Hype,


Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Hype
Country: Croatia Croatia

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Amnesty International: Everybody

Posted by Sander Janssen on May 16, 2009 No comments yet

Leo burnett Lisbon made this fantastic work of art for Amnesty International. Even Kanye West noticed this video and posted it on his blog.



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Leo Burnett, Lisbon
Country: Portugal Portugal

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Executioners, torturers, traffickers, rapists, … Anmesty International all fights them, and there is one same thought these villains share: that you don’t watch this video, and that you don’t become a member of Amnesty International..



Company: Amnesty International
Agency: WCRS, London
Country: United Kingdom United Kingdom

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Amnesty International: Woman in suitcase

Posted by Rindert Dalstra on May 10, 2009 No comments yet

Amnesty International tried to gain awareness to stop human trafficking. This ambient was made at German airports. They put a woman in a suitcase and then was put on a baggage carousel. Which appeared to be oficial airport stickers where actually stickers that made people aware of human trafficking.





Company: Amnesty International
Agency: Serviceplan
Country: Germany Germany

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