Leo Burnett Beirut has launched a video campaign for the anti-corruption nongovernment organisation Sakker el Dekkene featuring Lebanese independent music star Tania Saleh.
The two-and-a-half minute clip, which has been viewed more than 170,000 times on Facebook, features Saleh singing her self-penned number, also called ‘Sakker el Dekkene’. It is interspersed with footage of recent antigovernment protests.
Formed last year, the NGO collects data on corruption across Lebanon’s public administration. Saleh’s lyrics call on people to ‘Stand up. And shut down the shop (of corruption)’, by reporting instances to the organisation.
“There is corruption on every corner in Lebano
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