Article 13
Article - Reports
- C271 - Comprehensive ban on all tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship
- C2721 - Ban on display of tobacco products at points of sales
- C2722 - Ban covering the domestic internet
- C2723 - Ban covering the global internet
- C2724 - Ban covering brand stretching and/or sharing
- C2725 - Ban covering product placement
- C2726 - Ban covering the depiction/use of tobacco in entertainment media
- C2727 - Ban covering tobacco sponsorship
- C2728 - Ban covering corporate social responsibility
- C2729 - Ban covering cross-border advertising originating from the country
- C27210 - Ban covering cross-border advertising entering the country
- C273 - Precluded by constitution from undertaking a comprehensive ban
- C274 - All tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship restricted
- C275 - Cross-border advertising originating from the country restricted
- C276 - Advertising by false and misleading means prohibited
- C277 - Use of warnings to accompany all advertising required
- C278 - Use of direct or indirect incentives restricted
- C279 - Disclosure of advertising expenditures required
- C27101 - Advertising restricted on radio
- C27102 - Advertising restricted on television
- C27103 - Advertising restricted in print media
- C27104 - Advertising restricted on the domestic internet
- C27105 - Advertising restricted on the global internet
- C27111 - Sponsorship of international events and activities restricted
- C27112 - Tobacco sponsorship of participants therein restricted
- C2712 - Cooperation on the elimination of cross-border advertising
- C2713 - Penalties imposed for cross-border advertising
- C2714 - Progress made in implementing Article 13
- C2715 - Use of guidelines on Article 13
- C2716 - Details on the use of implementation guidelines
- C2717 - Additional information concerning tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship
Article - Updates
- Oman: Tobacco products to be sold in plain packaging
- Ukraine: New provisions banning the use of tobacco and nicotine products in public places entered into force
- Ukraine: New provisions banning the use of tobacco and nicotine products in public places entered into force
- Ukraine: New provisions banning the use of tobacco and nicotine products in public places entered into force
- Cabo Verde: strong Tobacco Control Law adopted
- Cabo Verde: strong Tobacco Control Law adopted
- Ukraine: New tobacco control law adopted
- Kyrgyzstan: New, comprehensive tobacco control act adopted
- A remarkable public health victory in Kazakhstan
- Strengthened tobacco control in Bolivia: 100% smoke-free
- Republic of Moldova: amendments in the 2007 tobacco control act
- France prohibits the promotion of PMI project in motorcycle Grand Prix
- Turkey: new regulations on plain packaging
- Ethiopia: parliament passing one of the strongest tobacco control legislations in Africa
- Belarus: new regulations on production, trade and consumption of tobacco products
- Niue: tobacco control law passed
- Uruguay: on the way towards the world’s most comprehensive tobacco branding restrictions
- Timor-Leste: pictorial warnings required on tobacco packages and progress is made towards plain packaging
- India: new pictures and a quit line number on tobacco product packages
- Republic of the Congo: three new decrees adopted to implement the 2012 act
- Benin: the Parliament adopts a new tobacco control law
- India: experts gather to help curbing the menace of smokeless tobacco
- Guyana: new Tobacco Control Bill passed
- Hungary: plain packs on the shelves
- Georgia makes a leap in WHO FCTC implementation by adopting new tobacco control legislation
- Slovenia passes law to require plain tobacco packaging from 2020
- Lithuania: progress on the implementation of the WHO FCTC
- Oman: points of sale advertising banned
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Court of Appeal rules in favour of standardised packaging
- Greater protection of public health in Lao People’s Democratic Republic
- India: sensitization campaign on “Dry Day for Tobacco” in Delhi
- Thailand: The Secretariat of the WHO FCTC backs the Public Health Ministry’s new tobacco control law
- “Having considered all the evidence, the Secretary of State and I believe that the policy is a proportionate and justified response to the considerable public health harm from smoking tobacco.”
- “No one wants young people to use tobacco, and its time to stop the marketing of tobacco products to young people”
- Hungary: Larger pictorial warnings and plain packaging required by the new Government Decree
- Ukraine: the Parliament praised the implementation of WHO FCTC at its 10th anniversary
- GABON: five implementation decrees adopted by the Council of Ministers
- Oman: Decision of the Minister of Information bans tobacco advertising and promotion
- Peru: the Convention Secretariat funds activities to progress implementation of recommendations of the joint needs assessment
- Ukraine: continues to fight the tobacco industry by significantly increasing cigarette tax
- Uganda: New tobacco control law adopted
- Norway: Workshop on legal issues relating to the implementation of plain / standardized tobacco packaging in Europe
- Republic of Moldova: new comprehensive tobacco legislation adopted by the Parliament
- Timor Leste: Government calls on new tobacco regulations on World No Tobacco Day
- Nigeria: Senate passes National Tobacco Control Bill
- China: New, stronger measures on tobacco advertising adopted
- Cambodia: new law on tobacco control passed
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: standardised packaging regulations adopted
- Ireland: legislation on plain packaging passed by the Seanad
- Brazil the new anti-smoking law took effect
- CHINA Beijing Municipal Government adopt anti-smoking legislation