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Published: October 21, 2009
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What a fantastic animation. Go, giant man made from men, go!
Ah great
The APYN Local Ambassadors saw this at our Hong Kong planning workshop, so glad to see it’s out and can be viewed now. I think it explains the idea that Human Rights = Less Poverty really well, and in an accessible format.
Going to get my younger sister to show it to her friends