Haha, reminds me of a recent blow up I had on a woman who thought all branding projects should be made into a student design competition so they can get the work free of charge.Editor’s Note: This story was submitted with the client comments in green comic sans, which was impressive to include, but something I don’t want to subject our readers to.I work as a photographer in the Middle East, where aesthetic value is depressed across all industries. The demand…
A great campaign by CNN Go Beyond Borders - this is the kind of stuff that gets recognition online, because it’s worth talking about.
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Can you imagine how many friends Israel will have? That’s too bad they didn’t make the first edition…Check out Tyranny Book
Tyrannybook is a network that aims to generate a global consciousness about the countless atrocities that take place here and there across the globe. Using a following system, the users can be updated about the faults committed by those leaders against the well known and recognised Human Rights.
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Released by Amnesty, the profiles of the tyrants are updated both by the organization itself and by the users, according to the current situation of the countries where they lead. However, as time goes by, it will expand by the addition of new profiles from the Amnesty. It’s up to each user to decide which leaders they are most interested to watch. Between them, users can even become allies, exchanging points of view and discussing current issues.
In this first phase there are ten tyrants in the site: Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan, Kim Jong Il of North Korea, Than Shwe of Myanmar, Hu Jintau of China, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, Thomas Lubanga Dyilo of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Radovan Karadzic of Serbia, Aleksandr Lukashenka of Belarus and Ramzan Akhmadovich Kadyrov of Chechnya.
Taking advantage of the visibility of this kind of social networks, Amnesty hopes to get more support to the causes it promotes. Inside the Tyrannybook all its action are reported and have a direct link to Amnesty
International – Portugal’s official website. There the users can get more information on how they can help promote Human Rights.
This project was developed by Leo Burnett Iberia.
