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A creative and daring advertisement by Intermarkets for the BurJuman Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation (Safe & Sound).
Published with the support of Khaleej Times.
Agency: Intermarkets, Dubai
Copywriter: Sandra
Art Director: Parameswaran
Creative Director: Virendra Deshmukh
November 13th, 2006
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What better way to teach you to look both sides before crossing the road, than to make you look both sides when reading this ad!
Impressive use of print media by FCB for the automobile association of Portugal.
Via [Houtlust]
November 4th, 2006

Don’t let breast cancer eclipse your life. Examine yourself today.
October is the month for Breast Cancer Awareness. Breast Cancer affects 1 in every 9 women worldwide. The best means of protection is self examination, for early detection.
Thanks to Vinayak Adate from Liwa for sending this ad. He says: To highlight the need for Breast Self Examination, Liwa Advertising conceptualised this ad which shows the moon being eclipsed, denoting how breast cancer could eclipse your world, your life.”
Project: Breast Cancer Awareness
Client: Wall Street Exchange
Creative agency: Liwa Advertising, Dubai U.A.E.
Creative director: Suhas Rege
Copywriter: Shanty
Art director: Vinayak Adate, Sajeev Nair
Graphic Artist: Tarun Ghosh
October 31st, 2006


‘Six years ago, 189 world leaders sat down and agreed to end poverty and achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
On October 15-16, people across the world will stand up to remind them of their promise. So leaders know the people expect them to deliver.
Join us as we set the Guinness World Record for the most people standing up against poverty. Together we can end poverty.’
[Millennium Campaign].
Via [Houtlust]
October 15th, 2006
This is a social awareness ad from Oman about speeding, reminding drivers that authorities have installed cameras/radars onto traffic lights to ’snap’ speeding drivers.
This ad was published in Al MARA (a Women’s Magazine).
Agency: UMS Advertising, Muscat, Oman
Art, copy & photography: Chanjeet Singh
September 22nd, 2006

A world that cannot see, cannot change
This what one of the world’s most famous ‘war images’ would have looked like, if censored.
It’s the picture of Vietnamese children running from a Napalm attack during the Vietnam war, but you can’t see the key figure in the photo which is a little girl running naked and bruised.
Here’s the original, which influenced public opinion worldwide and remains, to this day, a striking image of who suffers the most from wars; innocent children.

The ad is part of a campaign for World Press Freedom Day. The advertising agency is TBWA Hunt Lascaris, South Africa
Via [Ads Of The World]
September 4th, 2006

STOP. National Day Against Smoking - Brazil.
Agency: Full Jazz (Brasil)
Via [Ads Of The World]
September 1st, 2006
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