Human Trafficking Connects People to Their Jobs. Permanently.

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To bring attention to European Anti-trafficking Day back in October, McCann-Erikson Belgium created a campaign that illustrates just how connected those in the human trafficking trade are to their jobs.

Each of the three ads shows a person “connected” to their profession. See the other two ads here and here.

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