Nail-Biting NYT Ads Detail Staff's Harrowing International Investigations

The military-run government of Myanmar is one of the most merciless regimes on Earth, but that didn't stop a New York Times reporter from giving her official minders the slip when investigating reports of an ethnic cleansing campaign against the Rohingya people. In one of two new ads in agency Droga5's ongoing campaign, we see...

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