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Comic Relief satirises our indifference to childhood poverty in new campaign

September 8
Comic Relief satirises our indifference to childhood poverty in new campaign

Comic Relief has partnered with US-based creative agency Quality Meats on a new campaign, titled Not Our Problem , which uses satire to tackle child poverty. Recent surveys show that in the US alone, 11 million children

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