Amnesty International - "The Departure Board"

Leo Burnett

Leo Burnett London, Großbritannien

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Diese Werbung ist Teil der Kollektion ACT Responsable

Marke: Amnesty International
Länder: Großbritannien

Werbende: Amnesty International

Titel	The Departure Board
Agentur	Leo Burnett
Kampagne	Departure Boards
Werbende	Amnesty International
Marke	Amnesty International
Datum der ersten Ausstrahlung/Veröffentlichung	2014 / 3
Geschäftsbereich	Menschenrechte
Slogan	Help Get Them Home
Story	The Amnesty “departure boards” campaign, created by Leo Burnett, with media provided by JCDecaux, show details of seven individuals who are imprisoned and have been subject to torture and the date of their “departure” or when they were forcibly taken. The “departures” include: Dhondup Wangchen - ChinaTibetan film-maker awaiting trial for "inciting separatism". He has been detained since 2008 for his involvement in making a documentary film about Tibetan attitudes towards the Beijing Olympics and the Dalai Lama. He was beaten in detention and is held without charge or trial. Amnesty considers him a prisoner of conscience. Ebrima B. Manneh - GambiaJournalist arrested in 2006 at the offices of his newspaper, the Daily Observer. He was detained by plainclothes police officers thought to have been from the National Intelligence Agency, who have subsequently denied any involvement in his arrest or continued incommunicado detention. Amnesty International considers him to be a prisoner of conscience. Aster Fissehatsion - EritreaHas been held incommunicado without charge or trial since 2001. She was arrested while sleeping in her bed, during a round-up of political dissidents, known as the G-15/Group of 15, which included her former husband, then Vice-President of Eritrea, Mahmoud Ahmed. Amnesty International considers her to be a prisoner of conscience. Yevgeny Vitishko - RussiaRussian activist who criticised the environmental impact of the recent Sochi Winter Olympics and was jailed for three years for spray-painting a fence as part of an environmental protest. Amnesty International considers him to be a prisoner of conscience.
Medientyp	Außenwerbung
Länge	120 seconds
Texter	Blake Waters
Grafik-Designer	Marc Donaldson
Etatdirektor	Christian Jackson
Creative Director	Adam Tucker
Creative Director	Hugh Todd
Creative Director	Charlie Martin
Fotograf	Andy Rudak
Fotograf	Dirk Rees
Art Director	Will Thacker
Produzent	Amy Dick