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The Children of War

Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers have started a new ad campaign, which is quite striking and mind numbing.

Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School Europe, Hamburg, Germany
Art Director: Sara Kujundzic
Copywriter: Ruchir Sachdev
Published: September 2009

via adsoftheworld

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