This ad for Amnesty International developed by TBWA Istanbul says- In Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Myanmar, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, children are still being executed.
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It is a sad thing, rather shocking. This ad is an inevitable necessity to make awareness among the world population about this barbaric practice. Then, about the visual used to communicate the message, I usually keep mum when it comes to PSAs, as the message is greater than the way of communication.
However, it will be worth listening when Copyranter makes a good observation- doesn't this visual say "suicide" more than "execution?"
Via: Copyranter
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