Company Invents The ‘Dress for Respect’ Which Shows How Often Women Are Touched By Men Without Their Consent


Since the #MeToo Movement got a big boost in 2017 with the help of some celebrity campaigners such as Alyssa Milano, companies have been addressing harassment and/or feminism in their advertising campaigns.

Schweppes is the latest to promote the cause, recently teaming up with Brazilian advertisement agency Ogilvy to create a campaign called the ‘Dress For Respect,’ aimed at shedding light on the sexual harassment of women in Brazil.

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