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Murdoch has too much influence over UK politics
The majority of the British public believe that Rupert Murdoch has too much influence over Britains politics and that the proposed takeover of BSkyB will give Murdoch and News Corp too much power over the media according to a new YouGov survey published by Avaaz. Over 100,000 people across Britain have signed the Avaaz petition and tens of thousands have sent messages to the government and called their MP´s. Avaaz took out this ad in the Financial Times to publish the survey results.
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Ivory Coast 'Conflict Chocolate'
With Ivory Coast on the brink of civil war, Avaaz launched a campaign calling on chocolate companies to play a critical role in saving lives and bringing peace. Within days, 250,000 Avaaz members had sent urgent messages to companies like Nestle, Cargill, and Hershey's urging them to suspend trade with Gbagbo's illegal regime and commit to working only with the legitimate government. Cargill quickly announced plans to stop buying 'conflict chocolate' and on January 28, 2011 Avaaz took out a front-page advert in the Financial Times calling on Nestle to become an industry leader.
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Save Sakineh Campaign
When news broke that an Iranian woman -- Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani -- would be stoned to death for allegedly committing adultery, Avaaz members funded an emergency ad campaign targeting the leaders of Brazil and Turkey -- two of Iran’s closest allies. Avaaz published full-page ads in the major Brazilian and Turkish newspapers, calling on President Lula and Prime Minister Ergodan to engage with Iran until Sakineh was safe. The ads, and accompanying call-in campaigns, caused high-level government interventions into the matter.
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Guantanamo Bay
Inspired by sustained support for an end to torture from the world community and a clear majority of Americans, Avaaz mounted a metro billboard ad campaign in Washington DC in September 2009. Backed by thousands of donations from Avaaz members worldwide, the ads reminded policymakers that torture is illegal, unethical and a top recruiting tool for the terrorist leader Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda network. Our edgy message was picked up by world media and set the U.S. capital buzzing.
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Gaza Ceasefire
With the conflict in Gaza escalating beyond control, in January 2009, Avaaz ran a powerful ad in the Washington Post and the Roll Call, an influential Congressional paper. The ad appealed for strong U.S. leadership to broker a ceasefire and delivered an Avaaz ceasefire petition signed by 500,000 people.
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Exxon Spoof TV ads
In 2009, Avaaz released a climate spoof ad exposing Exxon Mobil’s propaganda. The ad aired on Washington, DC TV channels while President Obama was hosting the world’s 17 largest economies to discuss a new desperately-needed global binding treaty on climate change. Watch the ad!
China Mobile Ads
During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Avaaz spread an Olympic message of peace and hope to Chinese diaspora communities in New York and San Francisco by running a series of mobile billboards. The ads were part of our Handshake campaign to spread a powerful, unambiguous message of peace, friendship and dialogue.
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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Ad
In June 2008, Avaaz posted a worldwide job recruitment advertisement for the United Nations’ next High Commissioner for Human Rights in The Economist in an attempt to inject greater transparency into the process.
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G8 Summit 2008: Hello Kiddies
During the Hokkaido G8 summit (2008) a satire ad using the Hello Kitty cartoon character, targeting Canada, Japan, and the US, was reported by the New York Times, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Nikkei Business Daily, and in other outlets worldwide.
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Zimbabwe
Following Mugabe's sham victory in the June 2008 run-off election, more than 2,500 African Avaaz members contacted their governments and urged African Union member states to withhold recognition of Mugabe's regime. Avaaz amplified this message with a full-page ad in the Financial Times, calling for world leaders to isolate Zimbabwe.
Global Climate Wake Up Call Advert
In 2007, Avaaz aired this TV advert in multiple languages in key world capitals to tell global leaders to wake up to the climate challenge. Watch the ad!
Cli-Matrix Ad
A full-page "Cli-Matrix" advert in the Financial Times delivered to delegates at the 2009 Copenhagen climate summit portrayed world leaders as film heroes and exhorted them to "fund the fight to save the world."
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Climate ad targeting Japan
At the height of the 2007 UN climate negotiations in Bali, a full-page Avaaz advert in the Jakarta Post was waved at a pivotal Japanese cabinet meeting: According to Asahi Shimbun newspaper, the Environment Minister held up the ad and asked the Prime Minister, "are we letting the world see Japan as blocking targets for 2020?"
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