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🎯 Goal

🧠 Target audience

💬 Tools used

⚖️ Ethical question

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🎯 Goal

🧠 Target audience

💬 Tools used

⚖️ Ethical question

📸 Image or video link

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UN women HEFORSHE (persuasion)

Goal: To create a global movement for gender equality where everyone — especially men — take responsibility and action toward ending gender bias, inequality, and violence against women.

Target audience:

primary: Men and boys

Secondary: all people disregarding gender

Tools:HeForShe used global media, social media, partnerships, influencers, and strong branding to connect the world under one international PR message:

“Gender equality is everyone’s issue.”

Ethical questions:

Is it ethical to use emotional appeals to persuade men to support gender equality?

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Goal: To make people around the world like Japan more by sharing its culture and attracting tourists and investors.

Target Audience: Young people and fans of Japanese pop culture (anime, music, fashion, games), and Japanese creators and companies.

Tools Used: Anime, food, fashion, music, social media, festivals, and tourism ads that show Japan’s culture.

Ethical Issues: Turning culture into a product, showing only one side of Japan, ignoring minorities, government control over culture, and sexist images in some media.

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Goal:

To strengthen Qatar’s global influence and reputation using cultural diplomacy — showing that a small Gulf nation can successfully host the world’s biggest sports event.

Target Audience:

• Global governments and international organizations

• Media outlets and journalists

• Citizens in the Arab world (regional pride)

• Investors and business communities

Tools Used:

• Massive infrastructure projects (stadiums, metro, eco-initiatives)

• Cultural showcases (Arab hospitality, local traditions)

• Collaboration with global institutions (UN, FIFA)

• Hosting international visitors and world leaders

Ethical Question:

Can soft power be considered genuine if it’s built on controversial foundations (e.g., human rights issues)?

Video Link:

Official FIFA documentary “FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Beyond Football” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7ZpPZC4p4E