Pop stars unite to highlight violence against women

Two pop stars have teamed up with human rights charity Amnesty International to create an art installation highlighting violence against women.

Tue, 15 Nov, 2005 - 16:41

Two pop stars, Martyn Ware and Vince Clarke, have teamed up with human rights charity Amnesty International to create an art installation highlighting violence against women.

Heaven 17 founder Ware and Clarke, of Erasure, want the public to contribute to their sound installation.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Heaven Place: London Person: Martyn Ware Person: Vince Clarke Person: Ware Person: Clarke Organisation: Amnesty International Organisation: 17 Organisation: Erasure Organisation: Amnesty

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