Test conducted by Amnesty International, asking people to condemn different characters to death by just clicking ‘yes’ or ‘no’

Amnesty wanted to create print ads that invited people to Amnesty’s Summer University, the biggest assembly of human right activists in Belgium.

Powerful image from Amnesty International showing the birth of a girl in Burkina Faso, already wearing her wedding veil

There has been a noticeable decline in the number of foreign tourists in the Brussels-Capital Region since the infamous ‘Brussels lockdown’. This decline has serious consequences, particularly for players in the tourist industry. visit.brussels is launchi

Belgium is doing well lately in the advertising industry. The last 4 years they have won 78 Cannes Lions. But there is a downside, not many students are in the creative sector. So Creative Belgium looked for a way to maintain this success in the future.

Amnesty International Belgium launched a game called ‘Battlekid’ where you can game with child soldiers from Congo, Birmania and Colombia to make people aware of the problem.

We don’t sell weapons to villains, so why do we sell them to tyrans? That’s a point which has ben proven in these two video’s. A super-villain arrives at a weapons factory trying to buy guns. But when security sees who the villain is the

These four print advertisements were made for the bookshops Filigranes in Belgium. They want to know why people read and by telling them, they can win vouchers. Tagline that goes along is: “And you, why do you read?