Question

Maviyane-Davies believes that design is a powerful tool for social change. His last fourteen years in Zimbabwe saw a consistent loss of freedom and none of the economic improvement promised by the government of President Robert Mugabe. He originally produced the human rights series at his own expense, but it was eventually adopted by the _______________________.

Answer 1

Answer:

United Nations

Explanation:

Maviyane-Davies was dubbed the guerrilla of graphic designing. He was fond of creating posters with hopeful messages.

These images created cross-cultural acceptance. The tenure of Mugabe did not see much freedom or hope with unfulfilled economic plans and his human right series was then accepted by the United Nations.