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The Three Amigos Campaign Tutu. The campaign is also highlighted in a documentary film about Kharas's work called "". The Three Amigos Campaign "The Three Amigos" is a series of 20 public service announcements (PSA) using three animated condoms to promote the use of safe sex as protection from contacting the HIV/AIDS virus. First shown at Bangkok's XV International AIDS Conference in 2004, the series was officially launched at the United Nations in 2005 in six languages. By 2012 it had been broadcast or used by NGOs, educational institutions, hospitals and others in 150 countries in 45 languages. The series was co-created by Chocolate