The buzz is on!  With a few clicks, posts and tweets the teaser of Clara Morgane is travelling around the web. Blogs, TV, Radio , everybody is talking about it and commenting on this campaign

Yes, you have well understood, the fall of this video is not at all what you could imagine. Because Clara Morgane said: No! And when it’s no … it’s No! A video to promoting the actions of CFCV, the Feminist Collective against Rape.

Here is the full video:

A call for entries creation to increase young people awareness on rape

This video is actually a message of awareness  on women consideration and desire, and a relay to the site of CFCV.
This campaign needed a well known person for 15-25 years, able to talk about a sensitive issue while using an unusual form of dialogue. The artist Clara Morgane has accepted to participate voluntarily in this operation,as all the partners of the operation: MTV, Eyeka, Hill & Knowlton and Y & R.

Internet users will also be able to say “no”!
PPartner in this campaign, Eyeka launch today a call for creation on “the desire is not contagious” and “kan c non, c non!”.  For this video contest , internet users, artists, amateurs and creative people  will participate in this campaign and give their views on this sensitive issue to initiate the debate. For 8 weeks, participants will submit their videos until the election of the winner July 25.

For once, The participants do it for free with the sole objective to provide high visibility to the fight against the tragedy of rape.
Until end of July, the operation will be relayed on MTV with many  TV airs to announce the merger, the competition on Eyeka and of course the winner.

Zoom on the CFCV
The Feminist Collective Against Rape was formed in 1985 in Paris to act against rapes committed in public places in front of witnesses. On 8 March 1986, with financial support from the Ministry of Women’s Rights, the CFCV opened a hotline “-WOMEN-RAPE INFORMATION” toll free in France, French overseas departments and territories, with landline 0 800 05 95 95 , Monday to Friday from 10 am to 19 pm (Paris).