Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In furtherance of women’s rights in Honduras, Grupo Estratégico PAE, working with Ogilvy Honduras, has launched a multinational campaign seeking to overturn the 2009 decree banning the sale, and distribution—and severe penalties for using—emergency contraception pills. Since the ban, more than 350,000 underage Honduran girls have given birth. This led to the creation of “Morning After Island", a campaign built off the striking imagery of multiple Honduran women who are forced to journey out to international waters and stand on a small wooden platform to take a medication that, anywhere else on the continent, she could buy and use legally.
Client: Grupo Estratégico PAE
Team: Ogilvy Honduras
In furtherance of women’s rights in Honduras, Grupo Estratégico PAE, working with Ogilvy Honduras, has launched a multinational campaign seeking to overturn the 2009 decree banning the sale, and distribution—and severe penalties for using—emergency contraception pills. Since the ban, more than 350,000 underage Honduran girls have given birth. This led to the creation of “Morning After Island", a campaign built off the striking imagery of multiple Honduran women who are forced to journey out to international waters and stand on a small wooden platform to take a medication that, anywhere else on the continent, she could buy and use legally.
Client: Grupo Estratégico PAE
Team: Ogilvy Honduras
