A display within a San Francisco nearby mall exhibited seven young females with prices attached to their bodies. The displays, a part of a campaign by the Doing work Group Against Human Trafficking, sought to highlight the issue of person trafficking and to increase awareness of the trouble. The advertising featured the women’s ages, weight, level, and other measurements. They also included their countries of labor and birth and male or female. In the process, the women’s stories and the work of the music artists were taken to light.

An assembly called “Women for Sale” was created by the Task Pressure peruvian wife about Human Trafficking in Sweden, as part of a campaign for making consumption of sexual services a criminal offense. The assembly was an interactive installation, which exhibited real women and their prices with all the facts they can provide: height, weight, and measurements. The goal was to increase awareness of this kind of practice and also to collect enough signatures to pressure the ministry to take action.

The women displayed in the unit installation were available in the store’s window with price tags and details of the height, excess weight, and other measurements. The prices belonging to the women were shared next to their photos, and the price tags included their nation of origin. The unit installation aimed to raise awareness regarding the problem of human trafficking and to gather enough validations to make this a crime. In Israel, this has been a success in lowering the demand with respect to prostitutes.