Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner don't seem too thrilled about having their faces used for a worthy cause.

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On Tuesday, TMZ reported that the photoshopped images of the Kardashian duo that were used for the #StopViolenceAgainstWomen campaign did not receive permission to be used. Sources said that no one contacted Kardashian nor Jenner to ask if they were okay for this campaign so their attorneys have been contacted to find out who's responsible for creating these images.

The pictures show paparazzi close-up images of the two women from the 2014 Valentino Fashion Show in Paris where their faces are created to look like they have bruises and cuts. This is to show how women can be victims of domestic violence with a tagline that reads, "No woman is immune from domestic abuse."

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The site pointed out that Kardashian and Jenner do support this cause, but still feel like permission should be asked before their photos are taken.

Madonna, Angelina Jolie and Miley Cyrus are other big names who have had their faces photoshopped with physical marks to support the cause.

See some of the images below.

According to Daily Mail, the images were used by artist and activist Alexsandro Palombo. He said that these pictures are meant to help victims of abuse to break their silence.

"The biggest accomplice of violence is the silence, a silence which every year kills or causes permanent disability more than diseases or accidents," Palombo said.

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