Bacardi - Canada - Banned as it 'objectified and demeaned women' (ASC)
Kiss Tobacco - Israel - Banned as it contains 'obscenity and ressemblance of human beings'
Paddy Power - Ireland - Banned as 'the betting odds referred to each woman's chances of either being knocked down by the truck were offensive and demeaned older people'
Energizer - Chile - Rejected by the client
NO2ID - UK - Most Complained as 'the barcode on Tony Blair's upper lip made him resemble Hitler, which was offensive'
Killer Heels by NMA - UK - Banned as it 'trivialised and stylised violence'
Department of Health - UK - Banned as it can 'frighten and distress children'
Gucci - UK - Banned
Six Feet Under TV Series - UK - Banned as they were 'offensive, shocking and likely to cause undue distress'
Diesel - UK - Banned as its 'sexual image was likely to cause serious or widespread offence and was unsuitable in a magazine that could be seen by children'
Russian Finance Magazine - RUSSIA - Banned for being 'immoral'
The Rules of Attraction (movie) - USA - Banned as 'the copulating toys were considered offensive and obscene'
Tom Ford - USA - Most Complained as 'it was sexually explicit'
Towers Anti-Smoking Campaign - CHINA - Rejected as 'inappropriate'
The Breast Cancer Fund - USA - Rejected by advertising spaces run by Viacom 'over fears that its depiction of mastectomy scars would prove to be too shocking to the public
