The following print ad from Amnesty International addresses the topic of domestic violence.

The ad says "This is just a duplicate. The original hangs in a prison cell somewhere in China, Indonesia or the Middle East. Without witnesses. Without hope. Help us to stop this happening. www.amnesty-international.de"
This sculpture hung in the Museum of Fine Arts Mannheim, Germany. Amnesty wanted people to experience more about a subject which is often avoided.
Here's an ad for the Childrens' Rights cause, trying to bring awareness of children and the impact of war. Ad reads "No Arms to Children Please".

This series of outdoor ads has gained global recognition for their efforts to promote awareness of the horrors around the world.



This ad reads "Do not let anyone deprive human rights defenders of their freedom of speech."
A simple pencil emphasizes what the power of writing can do.
Sources: get it in writing, frederik samuel, dukesmith
What do you think of these ads? Did they move you to act?
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about 6. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (Spain)
Submitted on September 6th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)i doubt #6 one is from spain since the text on the ad is in french
Really?
Submitted on September 6th, 2007 by Corbin (not verified)I doubt #6 one is from spain since there are only 5.
Crap, sorry
Submitted on September 6th, 2007 by Corbin (not verified)Disregard last page. I feel like a fool, didn't see next page. Sorry for asshattiness.
Amnesty's
Submitted on September 6th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)... ad seems to read "Wrong Opinion".
IMHO.
That, or I'm wrong.
It's actually Catalans, a
Submitted on September 8th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)It's actually Catalans, a language spoken in the region around Barcelona that resembles a mix between French and Spanish.
Are the lockers real?
Submitted on September 9th, 2007 by Live TV (not verified)Are those lockers/storage bins real? I mean they risk someone pulling out the 'cutouts'. Great ads BTW, they're very thought provoking to say the least - if only we had some of those over here in North America.