Tyrants are shackled in outdoor Amnesty International

Poster Amnesty International shows Russian President Vladimir Putin, with "handcuffs"


Amnesty International campaigns against tyranny and torture sanctioned in over 140 countries around the world.

To raise this important reflection and draw the attention of people and organizations to the problem that violates human rights, the institution has created an impactful campaign media out of home.

With the help of Cossette agency in Montreal, Canada, the institution spread posters of some of the men considered tyrants by the institution, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, the supreme leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un and the President of Syria Bashar Al-Assad.

One detail, however, makes all the difference in the pieces. A kind of handcuff, which involves the pulse of these political leaders, the item is used to hold the posters.