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Kazakhstan has been a regional leader in tobacco control — WHO Representative on shisha regulation and public health

Tobacco use remains a pressing public health issue worldwide, especially with shisha and other products gaining popularity among young people. Kazakhstan took a firm step by banning the sale, import, and production of e-cigarettes and all tobacco products, while maintaining restrictions on shisha smoking in public places. In an exclusive interview with Kazinform News Agency, WHO Representative Dr. Skender Syla spoke about the country’s progress in tobacco control and warned of the serious health risks posed by waterpipe smoking.
Kazakhstan has been a regional leader in tobacco control — WHO Representative on shisha regulation and public health
Tobacco Industry’s Interference Puts Public Health At Risk, Says Study

Tobacco Industry’s Interference Puts Public Health At Risk, Says Study

The incessant interference from tobacco industry has put the public health of Bangladesh under a greater risk as the country's score in the 2021 Tobacco Industry Interference Index stands at 72 which was 68 last year, as per a study. PROGGA, a research and advocacy organisation conducted the study titled 'Tobacco Industry Interference Index: The FCTC Article 5.3 Implementation'.

3年前 | thefinancialexpress.com.bd
thefinancialexpress.com.bd
Tobacco Killed More People in 2020-2021 than Covid 19

Tobacco Killed More People in 2020-2021 than Covid 19

Recently, the presentation of the results of the Second Interference Index of the Tobacco Industry in Latin America 2021 was carried out, in which Colombia received a score of 76, being the third that registers the highest interference in the industry, only surpassed by the Dominican Republic with 96 and Argentina with 77. Below are countries such as Guatemala, Ecuador, Paraguay and Bolivia. At the world level, Colombia is in the penultimate group of those with the worst results.

3年前 | www.elquindiano.com
www.elquindiano.com
CAPPA Calls for Action Against Tobacco Industry’s Interference in Nigerian Policies

CAPPA Calls for Action Against Tobacco Industry’s Interference in Nigerian Policies

The Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has called on all relevant stakeholders to take stronger actions against tobacco industry in Nigeria, for what it tagged its unnecessary interference in tobacco control policies, and unlawfully embarked on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities in clear contravention of Nigerian laws.

3年前 | www.thisdaylive.com
www.thisdaylive.com
Public Health in Colombia is Increasingly Attacked by the Tobacco Industry

Public Health in Colombia is Increasingly Attacked by the Tobacco Industry

Recently, the presentation of the results of the Second Interference Index of the Tobacco Industry in Latin America 2021 was carried out, in which Colombia received a score of 76, being the third that registers the highest interference in the industry, only surpassed by the Dominican Republic with 96 and Argentina with 77. Below are countries such as Guatemala, Ecuador, Paraguay and Bolivia. At the world level, Colombia is in the penultimate group of those with the worst results.

3年前 | www.elquindiano.com
www.elquindiano.com
For the First Time, Mexico Leaves the List of Countries Corrupted by the Tobacco Industry

For the First Time, Mexico Leaves the List of Countries Corrupted by the Tobacco Industry

For the first time, Mexico left the list of corruption to delay laws against the harmful consumption of cigarettes, carried out by the Regional Interference Index of the Tobacco Industry for Latin America, however, it must still regulate the activities of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR ) in which they promote and market new nicotine products. https://www.milenio.com/politica/mexico-sale-lista-paises-corrompidos-industria-tabacalera

3年前 | www.milenio.com
www.milenio.com
RD Ranks First Globally in Tobacco Industry Interference

RD Ranks First Globally in Tobacco Industry Interference

SANTIAGO, RD / DIARIO DE SALUD . - Alarmed by the results of the Tobacco Industry Interference Index 2021, in which the Dominican Republic was in position 80 out of 80 participating countries, the Dominican Anti-Smoking Alliance (ADAT), assumes that there is no intention of the government to regularize the tobacco use.

3年前 | www.diariodesalud.com.do
www.diariodesalud.com.do
Ukraine Under Pressure from Tobacco Growers - Results of the Global Tobacco Intervention Index 2021

Ukraine Under Pressure from Tobacco Growers - Results of the Global Tobacco Intervention Index 2021

The non-governmental organization Zhyttia presented the results of the third Global Index of Tobacco Intervention, according to which Ukraine took 52nd place out of 80 countries. The study measures the effectiveness of governments in protecting health policies from tobacco intervention and effective strategies to combat it, which should be implemented by the government at the state level. The results of the third report of the Index of Intervention of the Tobacco Industry in Ukraine are based on data collected for the period from January 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021.

3年前 | corruption.ws
corruption.ws
Although in a Productive Retreat in Uruguay, the Tobacco Industry Increased its "Interference" According to a Report

Although in a Productive Retreat in Uruguay, the Tobacco Industry Increased its "Interference" According to a Report

The Uruguayan tobacco industry is, today, reduced to a minimum in a historical perspective. So much so that in the line referring to the sector of the Physical Volume index that has been elaborated by the National Institute of Statistics (INE) for a decade it appears with an “s”: it is assigned to the manufacturing divisions that due to their small size or the universe that represents it is not possible to disclose information, by virtue of the statistical secrecy provided by law.

3年前 | www.busqueda.com.uy
www.busqueda.com.uy
Prof. Janabi: Smoking Causes About Eight Million Deaths A Year Worldwide.

Prof. Janabi: Smoking Causes About Eight Million Deaths A Year Worldwide.

Executive Director of the Tanzania Tobacco Control Association (TTCF) Lutgard Kagaruki presenting a series of research studies on tobacco companies affecting health and causing non-communicable diseases during a meeting to assess how tobacco companies are interfering with health and regulatory policies tobacco prepared by TTCF and held at the Jakaya Kikwete Heart Institute (JKCI) Conference Hall yesterday in Dar es Salaam. Photo by: JKCI

3年前 | www.mtaakwamtaa.co.tz
www.mtaakwamtaa.co.tz
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