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World No Tobacco Day
31 May 2013
Every year on 31 May WHO and partners everywhere mar~ World No Tobacco Day highlighting the
health risks associated with tobacco use aOO advocating fult effuctive policics to nduce tobaoco consumption
Tobacco Use is the single most preventable crose of death globally and is currently responsible for killing
ODe in 10 adults worldwide
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2013 Is baD tobatt) dytrtlslnLllromotioD aDd sponsorship
A comprehensive ban of all tobacco advertising promotion aJ ld sponsorship is required under the WHO
Framework Convention for Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) for all Parties to this treaty within five years of
the entry into force of the Convention for that Party Evidence -hows that comprehensive advertising bans
lead to reductions in the numbers of people starting and contin lling smoking Statistics show that baorUng
tobacco advertising and sponsorship is one of the most cosl-effctive ways to reduce tobacco demand and
thus a tobacco control bes t buy
Most countries lack comprehensive bans
Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans only 6 of tbe worlds population was fully protected
from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising promotion and sponso~ip tactics in 2010 (WHO report
on the global tobacco epidemic 2011)
To help reduce tobacco use comprehensive advertising pmmotion and sponsorship bans work to
counteract
bull the deceptive and misleading nature of tobacco marketl4 campaigns
bull the unavoidable exposure of youth to tobacco marketing
bull the failure of the lobacco industry to effectively sefwregu iate and
bull the ineffectiveness of partial bans
Meanwhile as more and more countries move to fully meet tbe ir obllgations under the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) tobacco industry attempts to undermine tbe treaty become
ever more aggressive including those to weaken public health efl orts to ban tobacco advertising promolion
and sponsorship For example where jurisdictions have banne( advertising of tObaLCO products through
point-of-salc displays - known as tobacco powerwalls - or banned the advertising and promotional
fea1ures of tobacco packaging through standardized packaging the tobacco industr) has sued governments
in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
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smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
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only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
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bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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World Health Organization
World No Tobacco Day
31 May 2013
Every year on 31 May WHO and partners everywhere mar~ World No Tobacco Day highlighting the
health risks associated with tobacco use aOO advocating fult effuctive policics to nduce tobaoco consumption
Tobacco Use is the single most preventable crose of death globally and is currently responsible for killing
ODe in 10 adults worldwide
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2013 Is baD tobatt) dytrtlslnLllromotioD aDd sponsorship
A comprehensive ban of all tobacco advertising promotion aJ ld sponsorship is required under the WHO
Framework Convention for Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) for all Parties to this treaty within five years of
the entry into force of the Convention for that Party Evidence -hows that comprehensive advertising bans
lead to reductions in the numbers of people starting and contin lling smoking Statistics show that baorUng
tobacco advertising and sponsorship is one of the most cosl-effctive ways to reduce tobacco demand and
thus a tobacco control bes t buy
Most countries lack comprehensive bans
Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans only 6 of tbe worlds population was fully protected
from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising promotion and sponso~ip tactics in 2010 (WHO report
on the global tobacco epidemic 2011)
To help reduce tobacco use comprehensive advertising pmmotion and sponsorship bans work to
counteract
bull the deceptive and misleading nature of tobacco marketl4 campaigns
bull the unavoidable exposure of youth to tobacco marketing
bull the failure of the lobacco industry to effectively sefwregu iate and
bull the ineffectiveness of partial bans
Meanwhile as more and more countries move to fully meet tbe ir obllgations under the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) tobacco industry attempts to undermine tbe treaty become
ever more aggressive including those to weaken public health efl orts to ban tobacco advertising promolion
and sponsorship For example where jurisdictions have banne( advertising of tObaLCO products through
point-of-salc displays - known as tobacco powerwalls - or banned the advertising and promotional
fea1ures of tobacco packaging through standardized packaging the tobacco industr) has sued governments
in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
Gc1s
Ihc global tobacco epidemic kills nearly 6 mimon people each year of which more than 600 000 are nonshy
smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
The ultimale gol of World No Tobacco Day is ttl contribute h protect prC1ont and filmr g0ncrnlions not
only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
Speltific objecllves ortlle 2013 compalgn are to
bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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World No Tobacco Day
31 May 2013
Every year on 31 May WHO and partners everywhere mar~ World No Tobacco Day highlighting the
health risks associated with tobacco use aOO advocating fult effuctive policics to nduce tobaoco consumption
Tobacco Use is the single most preventable crose of death globally and is currently responsible for killing
ODe in 10 adults worldwide
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2013 Is baD tobatt) dytrtlslnLllromotioD aDd sponsorship
A comprehensive ban of all tobacco advertising promotion aJ ld sponsorship is required under the WHO
Framework Convention for Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) for all Parties to this treaty within five years of
the entry into force of the Convention for that Party Evidence -hows that comprehensive advertising bans
lead to reductions in the numbers of people starting and contin lling smoking Statistics show that baorUng
tobacco advertising and sponsorship is one of the most cosl-effctive ways to reduce tobacco demand and
thus a tobacco control bes t buy
Most countries lack comprehensive bans
Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans only 6 of tbe worlds population was fully protected
from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising promotion and sponso~ip tactics in 2010 (WHO report
on the global tobacco epidemic 2011)
To help reduce tobacco use comprehensive advertising pmmotion and sponsorship bans work to
counteract
bull the deceptive and misleading nature of tobacco marketl4 campaigns
bull the unavoidable exposure of youth to tobacco marketing
bull the failure of the lobacco industry to effectively sefwregu iate and
bull the ineffectiveness of partial bans
Meanwhile as more and more countries move to fully meet tbe ir obllgations under the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) tobacco industry attempts to undermine tbe treaty become
ever more aggressive including those to weaken public health efl orts to ban tobacco advertising promolion
and sponsorship For example where jurisdictions have banne( advertising of tObaLCO products through
point-of-salc displays - known as tobacco powerwalls - or banned the advertising and promotional
fea1ures of tobacco packaging through standardized packaging the tobacco industr) has sued governments
in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
Gc1s
Ihc global tobacco epidemic kills nearly 6 mimon people each year of which more than 600 000 are nonshy
smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
The ultimale gol of World No Tobacco Day is ttl contribute h protect prC1ont and filmr g0ncrnlions not
only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
Speltific objecllves ortlle 2013 compalgn are to
bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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World Health Organization
World No Tobacco Day
31 May 2013
Every year on 31 May WHO and partners everywhere mar~ World No Tobacco Day highlighting the
health risks associated with tobacco use aOO advocating fult effuctive policics to nduce tobaoco consumption
Tobacco Use is the single most preventable crose of death globally and is currently responsible for killing
ODe in 10 adults worldwide
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2013 Is baD tobatt) dytrtlslnLllromotioD aDd sponsorship
A comprehensive ban of all tobacco advertising promotion aJ ld sponsorship is required under the WHO
Framework Convention for Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) for all Parties to this treaty within five years of
the entry into force of the Convention for that Party Evidence -hows that comprehensive advertising bans
lead to reductions in the numbers of people starting and contin lling smoking Statistics show that baorUng
tobacco advertising and sponsorship is one of the most cosl-effctive ways to reduce tobacco demand and
thus a tobacco control bes t buy
Most countries lack comprehensive bans
Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans only 6 of tbe worlds population was fully protected
from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising promotion and sponso~ip tactics in 2010 (WHO report
on the global tobacco epidemic 2011)
To help reduce tobacco use comprehensive advertising pmmotion and sponsorship bans work to
counteract
bull the deceptive and misleading nature of tobacco marketl4 campaigns
bull the unavoidable exposure of youth to tobacco marketing
bull the failure of the lobacco industry to effectively sefwregu iate and
bull the ineffectiveness of partial bans
Meanwhile as more and more countries move to fully meet tbe ir obllgations under the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) tobacco industry attempts to undermine tbe treaty become
ever more aggressive including those to weaken public health efl orts to ban tobacco advertising promolion
and sponsorship For example where jurisdictions have banne( advertising of tObaLCO products through
point-of-salc displays - known as tobacco powerwalls - or banned the advertising and promotional
fea1ures of tobacco packaging through standardized packaging the tobacco industr) has sued governments
in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
Gc1s
Ihc global tobacco epidemic kills nearly 6 mimon people each year of which more than 600 000 are nonshy
smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
The ultimale gol of World No Tobacco Day is ttl contribute h protect prC1ont and filmr g0ncrnlions not
only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
Speltific objecllves ortlle 2013 compalgn are to
bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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World Health Organization
World No Tobacco Day
31 May 2013
Every year on 31 May WHO and partners everywhere mar~ World No Tobacco Day highlighting the
health risks associated with tobacco use aOO advocating fult effuctive policics to nduce tobaoco consumption
Tobacco Use is the single most preventable crose of death globally and is currently responsible for killing
ODe in 10 adults worldwide
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2013 Is baD tobatt) dytrtlslnLllromotioD aDd sponsorship
A comprehensive ban of all tobacco advertising promotion aJ ld sponsorship is required under the WHO
Framework Convention for Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) for all Parties to this treaty within five years of
the entry into force of the Convention for that Party Evidence -hows that comprehensive advertising bans
lead to reductions in the numbers of people starting and contin lling smoking Statistics show that baorUng
tobacco advertising and sponsorship is one of the most cosl-effctive ways to reduce tobacco demand and
thus a tobacco control bes t buy
Most countries lack comprehensive bans
Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans only 6 of tbe worlds population was fully protected
from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising promotion and sponso~ip tactics in 2010 (WHO report
on the global tobacco epidemic 2011)
To help reduce tobacco use comprehensive advertising pmmotion and sponsorship bans work to
counteract
bull the deceptive and misleading nature of tobacco marketl4 campaigns
bull the unavoidable exposure of youth to tobacco marketing
bull the failure of the lobacco industry to effectively sefwregu iate and
bull the ineffectiveness of partial bans
Meanwhile as more and more countries move to fully meet tbe ir obllgations under the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) tobacco industry attempts to undermine tbe treaty become
ever more aggressive including those to weaken public health efl orts to ban tobacco advertising promolion
and sponsorship For example where jurisdictions have banne( advertising of tObaLCO products through
point-of-salc displays - known as tobacco powerwalls - or banned the advertising and promotional
fea1ures of tobacco packaging through standardized packaging the tobacco industr) has sued governments
in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
Gc1s
Ihc global tobacco epidemic kills nearly 6 mimon people each year of which more than 600 000 are nonshy
smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
The ultimale gol of World No Tobacco Day is ttl contribute h protect prC1ont and filmr g0ncrnlions not
only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
Speltific objecllves ortlle 2013 compalgn are to
bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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in national courts and througb inlCrnationallnlde med1arrisms On the other hand the tobacco industry uses
sponsorship and espedilly corporalC social responsibility tacnes 10 trick poulk opinion into beHeving in
~eir respelttability and good intentions while they manoeuver lt hijack tho political and legislative process
Gc1s
Ihc global tobacco epidemic kills nearly 6 mimon people each year of which more than 600 000 are nonshy
smokers dying from breathing second-band smoke Unless ve act the epidemic will kill more tban 8
million people every year by 2030 More than 80 of these preventable deaths will be among people living
in low- and middle-iruQrne countries
The ultimale gol of World No Tobacco Day is ttl contribute h protect prC1ont and filmr g0ncrnlions not
only from these devastating health consequences but alSD aganst the social environmental and economic
scourges of tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke
Speltific objecllves ortlle 2013 compalgn are to
bull spor countries to implement WHO FCTC Article 13md its Guidelines to comprehensively ban
tobacco advertising promotion alld sponsorship such that fewer people start and continue to use
tobacco and
bull drive local national and international efforts to counteract tobacco industry efforts to undermine
tobacco control specifically industry eJfurts to stall or stop comprehensive bans on tobacco
advertising promotion and sponsonbip
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