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to remove filtersNSPCC child abuse ad pulled by ASA
05 Aug 2009 | by Hadassah Nymark
Six people challenged whether the claim could be justified and considered the ad, by Rapp, to be misleading. The NSPCC said that in 2000 it conducted a study of 2,860 young adults, which revealed the "one in six" statistic. The charity said the report showed that 16 per cent of the subjects had been abused ...
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