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Parliament
Questions to ministers about tobacco harm reduction and vaping in the House of Commons
CAPHRA Urges Harm Reduction Support
The Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates has launched a scathing criticism of the World Health Organization and the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Merci La Vape
The associations AIDUCE, SOVAPE, LA VAPE DU COEUR, and FIVAPE launched the MERCI LA VAPE operation in May and have gathered nearly 40,000 responses
Smoke Free Sweden Sets Out Recommendations
The Smoke Free Sweden movement has set out policy recommendations for building a smoke free society ahead of COP10
Special Rapporteur Questionnaire
Harm reduction advocates are being advised of a new inquiry by the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health that has a deadline of 15th November
Parliament
MPs wanted to know how children are being educated about vaping risks and when we can expect the Education Department to publish its statutory guidance in the Relationships, Sex and Health Education curriculum
Parliament
MPs comment to the media that we need to stand up to the WHO over our track record with vapes. Meanwhile, the Commons continues to discuss teen use and illegal products
Parliament
Mary Glindon MP, Gregory Campbell MP, and Catherine West MP provide this week’s scintillating questions about vaping, vapes and tobacco harm reduction in Parliament
Parliament
With the push to limit vaping freedoms well underway, questions are still being asked in Parliament, but Wes Streeting offered words of encouragement at the Labour Party Conference
Parliament
Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Health Neil O'Brien fields questions from Labour’s Margaret Greenwood and the Conservative’s Mark Pawsey