Ink | Italy
My poster represents an imprisoned child involved in human trafficking.
Lego | Italy
My poster represents an imprisoned child involved in human trafficking.
Traffucking | Ukraine
The poster reflects the fight against such problems as Trafficking in human beings and international slavery. the broken chain on the weight symbolizes freedom and struggle.
The World Behind Glass | United States
This poster shows how the issue of sex trafficking is a global problem, especially for women. Not only is this a horrible issue that attacks the lives of many young women on an international level, but it is also something that has been so easily gotten away with. I used the representation of women of all races in a vending machine to show how easily these human beings are trafficked. The imagery I have created also shows how accessible and cheap these women are treated. It is sad they are treated as if they are the junk food in a vending machine.
Against the Dark | China
The poster is a confrontation between two hands, one for the traffickers and the other for the victims. The traffickers are tough, and the victims are struggling in the dark. This is a beginning of hope.
Boycott human trafficking | China
Human beings are not commodities, and human trafficking is resisted.
Life is precious | Russia
My illustration is simple and clear. I use minimalism. You don’t know this girl in my illustration but her life is precious. My english is bad but i try to explain.
let me hear you | China
This poster encourages people not to be silent majority, in the face of human trafficking,we should be brave to make their own voice, so that more people hear our voice. The back of the poster struggled behind the glass wall to get out, but his voice became more and more blurred. Black hands represent silence, white hands represent hope. One more power, one more voice, the world will become better. What we want to hear is: let us hear you, not: shut up.
Yes or not? | Italy
this poster represents the insecurity about trust. To trust or not to trust?
With this poster I want to represent the doubt about the idea we can have about someone’s identity.
It is an invitation to reflect, to think, to improve ourselves and the world.
Prohibition of trafficking in human beings. | China
The design of the whole poster is simple, and an error message box pops up: Prohibition of trafficking in human beings. It has a strong impact, hoping to arouse people’s attention to the social problem of human trafficking through vision.