Press Mentions Tobacco Farm In Malawi: The Families Toiling In The Fields The Guardian : Life as tenant farmers in Kasungu, northern Malawi, can be a struggle for families trapped in poverty, who feel forced to rely on their children’s help, impacting schooling.
Press Mentions Tobacco: Activist Investors Pressure £20bn Companies Over Child Labour The Guardian : Despite tobacco giants’ policies against child labour, the practice remains widespread, experts say.
Press Mentions The Children Working The Tobacco Fields: ‘I Wanted To Be A Nurse’ The Guardian : Children in poor families work the fields in Malawi, impacting schooling, amid signs of a growing international crisis.
Press Mentions Child Labour Rampant In Tobacco Industry The Guardian : Cigarettes sold in US, Europe and elsewhere contain leaf produced in tough conditions by children, affecting school and life chances.
Press Room Most Countries Aren’t Prepared for the Next Epidemic A new website, PreventEpidemics.org, spotlights gaps in preparedness and highlights actions countries, donors, activists, and organizations can take to fill them.
Press Room Cannes Awards Has an Ethics Problem Quit Big Tobacco campaign identifies firms with tobacco clients who are doing more harm than good in the categories of Health & Wellness and Sustainable Development Goals at the Cannes Lions Awards.
CEO Perspective Opinion: The Epidemic We Must Stop Ignoring TB in children is being systematically ignored, with a quarter-million young lives lost every year.
Press Mentions Remove And REPLACE – Because Even Small Quantities Of Trans Fat In The Diet Cause Big Damage To Health The Times of India: The World Health Organization (WHO) called on all countries to make the world free of trans fats by 2023.
CEO Perspective A conversation with Pace University’s Dyson College of Arts and Sciences José Luis Castro speaks about his time as a student at Pace University and how it led to his career in international development.
Press Mentions KMC Signs Agreement Pledging To Make City Smoke-Free The Himalayan Times: "Fifty-one per cent of people in the world die due to smoking and tobacco consumption, while in Nepal, 31 [percent cent of] people die due to smoking and tobacco,” said Mahendra Prasad Shrestha, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health.