Title | Freedom of Speech in Belarus |
Title (original language) | Wolnosc slowa na Bialorusi |
Agency | Saatchi & Saatchi |
Campaign | Freedom of speech in Belarus - Amnesty International |
Advertiser | Amnesty International |
Brand | Amnesty International |
Posted | April 2006 |
Business Sector | Institutional/Public Interest/Non-Profit Org. |
Tagline | What freedom of speech looks like in Belarus |
Story | Amnesty International has decided to show to the Polish public what freedom of speech looks like in Belarus. To achieve that we have brought back to life censorship in Poland. |
Philosophy | Censored: the biggest Polish daily and Europes 6th largest newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza . |
Problem | Make people willing to back Amnesty International fight for freedom of speech in Bielarussia. |
Result | Taking into account the combined circulation of Polands two largest newspapers, the event touched a captive audience of over 700,000 readers. Over 300000 visits to the amensty.org.pl website within 1 day! Over 100000 protests e-mailed from amensty.org.pl to president Lukashenko on 1 day! The following informed about the event: 40 TV reports, 30 radio reports, 28 press articles and hundreds Internet websites. |
Media Type | Newspaper |
Market | Poland |
Copywriter | Jakub Korolczuk |
Art Director | Ryszard Sroka |
CEO | Marek Zoledziowski |
PR Manager | Pawel Usakowski |
Account Supervisor | Jolanta Mazurek |