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Article: Growing call to make Big Tobacco pay for health and environment harms - Please consider the below article based on insights from a range of experts and leaders who are currently at the intergovernmental meeting of the global tobacco treaty (legally binding WHO FCTC). Many countries are joining hands to demand legal and financial liability policies of the treaty to hold tobacco industry to account.

Article: It is time to hold governments to account for ending tobacco - Please consider the below article based upon insights from a range of experts among those at the important meet of global tobacco treaty. Experts from a number of countries in Asia and Africa share insights on high levels of tobacco industry interference, need to hold the industry to account, and need to hold the government to account for implementing tobacco control and end-tobacco agenda...

Pressure is mounting on big tobacco firms to address health and environmental issues caused by tobacco use.

Article: It is time to hold governments to account for ending tobacco - Please consider the below article based upon insights from a range of experts among those at the important meet of global tobacco treaty. Experts from a number of countries in Asia and Africa share insights on high levels of tobacco industry interference, need to hold the industry to account, and need to hold the government to account for implementing tobacco control and end-tobacco agenda...

Would you not be surprised to learn that an industry whose products kill over 8 million people every year (even when used as the manufacturer intended), and cause an array of health and environment disasters of epidemic proportion, has not been ...

In the interest of public health, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged member nations of its global tobacco treaty to ban or regulate the use of e-cigarettes and other emerging products of the tobacco industry.

The world’s health body made the call on Tuesday during a virtual media briefing by the Network for Accountability of Tobacco Transnationals on the global tobacco treaty.

Former La Jolla restaurant owner resentenced to 38 years in prison.

The laws allow judges to consider lesser offenses, or resentence certain people convicted of murder or manslaughter.

A jury convicted Daniel Dorado of assaulting intoxicated and unconscious victims.