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"    What do the Dalai Lama, Iggy Pop and Karl Lagerfeld have in common? Not much, you might think \u2013 except their faces are fronting a new, powerful poster campaign by Amnesty International in Belgium to raise awareness of the use of torture around the world. All emblazoned with the caption, &amp;#039;Torture a man and he will say anything,&amp;#039; the men&amp;#039;s faces have been manipulated to look like they&amp;#039;ve been beaten. A bruised Iggy declares, &amp;#039;Justin Bieber is the future of rock and roll,&amp;#039; The Dalai Lama claims that, &amp;#039;A man who doesn&amp;#039;t own a Rolex by age 50 has wasted his life,&amp;#039; while Karl Lagerfeld is pictured saying, &amp;#039;A Hawaiian shirt and flip-flops are the height of elegance.&amp;#039; It&amp;#039;s a clever way of showing how ineffective as well as brutal torture is as a weapon, in a hard-hitting campaign which has already caused waves on social media. Although the posters have also received criticism (one Justin fan, inevitably, complained on Twitter about the Bieber-bashing element), they get the message across super- effectively. MORE FROM COSMO REPORTS: SURROGATE FRAUD LOUISE POLLARD IS JAILED THE LATEST PHOTOSHOP FAIL BACKACKER WHO DRANK HOME MADE GIN DIES "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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