Child Focus - Cross out Child Pornography (Cannes 2012 Shortlist)

Case movie by GREY Brussels

Watch how we've put the battle against Child Pornography back on the agenda. The campaign was shortlisted in Cannes 2012, and won multiple international awards.

More information on http://grey-blog.be or http://goo.gl/slSXW
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[view1st]

To use adult prostitutes who make there living by legalized prostitution in legal pornography to raise awareness of the issues surrounding child prostitutes engaged in illegal child prostitution and who star in illegal pornography makes as much sense to me as using a twenty-a-day cigarette smoking alcoholic to warn of the dangers of smoking crack cocaine.

If you're sick enough to watch porn, you're sick enough to watch child porn. Porn is porn is porn. To a porn watcher it's all the same.

[Thierry De Vynck]

Hi view1st, thanks for your comment. I respect your opinion, however this really did make sense:

This campaign was mainly focused on Belgium. People are rather conservative over here, & porn stars are perceived as people with very few limits: If you are willing to have sex for money you are not a 'normal' person. (whatever that may be.) So if you use those people to say "for me, there IS one limit: Child Pornography". that's a strong signal. You can read more on my blog: (see description)

[view1st]

Put like that then I can see what you mean but I still think the message is undermined somewhat by what, to me, is its essentially hypocritical nature: do as I say and not as do.