But these days their banners sit in a puddle in the corner of the barely furnished offices of Mohammed Chiabri, who leads the local branch of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights.
MPG, a unit of Havas, used Navic technology to send different ads to households with different demographics, and a banner sat on top of the ad as it ran, telling viewers to click a button on their remote for more information.
Tucked behind a U.N. banner sat the bust of former San Francisco County Supervisor Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected leader in California, who was assassinated in 1978.
As Big Ben struck 1pm protesters unfurled banners and sat down, blocking the bridge in both directions as hundreds of police looked on.
According to a new survey ranking the worst renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner," Christina Aguilera sits at the top -- or is it on the bottom?
Former prisoners of conscience, activists and supporters, including the children's author Michael Morpurgo and the actors Eva Birthistle, Tim McInnerny and Julian Rhind-Tutt, sat beneath banners illustrated with the faces of some of the 50,000 prisoners of conscience whose ordeals in the jails and torture rooms of corrupt regimes have been highlighted by Amnesty and its three million members.
It's a ragtag – perhaps even forlorn - little bunch of tents, slogans and banners that currently sits in Leeds City Square, slap band next to the city's large Christmas tree and under the historic gaze of the Black Prince statue.
Each of the players sat under a banner commemorating the first of two titles the franchise won in 1974, which proclaimed: "A.B.A. Champions N.Y.
A protest unfolded outside the courthouse, where four people who had entered the country illegally sat on a banner laid on the ground — "No papers, no fear," it read — blocking traffic at the intersection of Washington Street and Fourth Avenue.
In Ohio and here in Arizona, Mr. Bush sat in front of banners that read "Jobs for the 21st Century".
