The Christian Aid campaign is a campaign, to help get rid of debt in poorer countries and a campaign to give the people a decent life. It has been written so people know about the campaign and then they can help support Christian Aid.

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The Christian Aid campaign is a campaign, to help get rid of debt in poorer countries and a campaign to give the people a decent life. It has been written so people know about the campaign and then they can help support Christian Aid. It has been aimed at all types of people because anyone can help contribute.

Christian Aid wants to get rid of debt in poorer and 3rd world countries. They want the G8 to choose a debt relief package, which will give millions of people decent health, education and a good future.

But the G8 leaders don't want to give the poor people a good debt relief package. This is seen in the statement: ' But the G8 leaders are still choosing a debt relief package which denies millions decent health, education and even their lives '. This statement is at the front of the leaflet and it is in bold so the reader will read it (because the boldness make the writing stand out and look important).
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Christian Aid don't want this bad package. They make the leaflet so people can help support Christian Aid and it persuades people to send postcards, which will also help the supporting.

But in order for the postcards to be send, the leaflet will have to persuade the reader. A lot of typographical features are used to do this.

Pictures are used to show what is happening and also captions are used to tell you what is happening in the picture. An example of this is the picture at the front of the leaflet.

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