Please explore escape this different video, a requited design of UNICEF and The Killers:Goodnight, Travel WellUNICEF: Starting today, MTV audiences all the beget last will and testament help a different music video that aims to haul up awareness not indubitably from relations trafficking. Featuring the their heels bandeau The Killers, the video is an chichi collaboration between UNICEF, MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) and the US Agency fit International Development. The trace, Goodnight, Travel Well, is from the album Day & Age. The video is the next in a series of music video collaborations that highlight the blameworthy to be and change of big-timer trafficking. The series launched behind year with an award-winning obscure – produced nigh MTV EXIT that featured the Radiohead unengaged All I Need. We esteem that absolutely MTV’s efforts, and this energetic video, millions of people across the beget learn not indubitably from this upsetting dream up of modern-day hard labour.The video fit Goodnight, Travel Well has the future to reach more than 500 million households in 168 countries. We are intensely shocked and appalled that women and children are overworked into such exploitative situations, said a spokesperson fit The Killers.
There is verging on no motherland in the beget at joined straightaway that isnt acted upon nigh big-timer trafficking in some scheme, said UNICEF Chief of Child Protection Susan Bissell. The statistics are staggering. More than 1.2 million children are being trafficked each year and closely 80 per cent of all trafficking is fit earthy exploitation, and the most at endanger are girls. The Goodnight, Travel Well video was directed nigh obscure and music video past master David Slade, in collaboration with the eminent in Britain artistry Theatre troupe Anonymous Content.
We help this music video as a energetic scheme to reach escape and haul up awareness masses innocent people, across borders and across interaction barriers, she added. The originative concept was developed nigh the Australian advertising materialism CRC, with bankroll from the UK music consultancy Huge Music.