Berlin
The sticker is a rectangular design on a bright pink background. It features a central illustration in dark blue outline. The primary element is a hand making a peace sign (V-sign) with two fingers extended upwards. Wrapped around the wrist and extending downwards from both sides of the hand is a stylized depiction of barbed wire. Below the illustration, in dark blue capital letters, the text "MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL" is displayed. The design is stark and graphic, using only two colors: vibrant pink for the background and dark blue for the illustration and text.

MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL

21 May 12
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