This brief calls for stronger international cooperation, guidance tools, and industry accountability measures to advance FLMs and safeguard progress in global tobacco control.

This policy brief underscores the need for COP11 to advance administrative and fiscal measures, strengthen sanctions, utilize tribunals, and adopt cost-recovery mechanisms to ensure tobacco industry accountability.

This policy brief calls for protection of tobacco related environmental policies from the commercial and vested interests of the tobacco industry, be wary of EPR as disguised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and to address plastic waste of tobacco products and related electronic devices with the objectives of the WHO FCTC.

This brief explores how the manipulation of the “harm reduction” narrative of the tobacco industry undermines human rights, particularly the right to health, and calls for rejecting industry-linked harm-reduction claims, banning related marketing, recovering public costs through liability and levies, strengthening cessation-based measures, and safeguarding policies from tobacco industry interference.

This brief recommends Parties to adopt a COP11 decision under agenda item 4.5, leveraging FCTC provisions, including Article 5.3, 8, 9/10, 12, 13, and 19, in addressing these industry tactics.

Published ahead of COP11, this page compiles articles and statements circulated by or around actors attacking the WHO or the COP, the governing body of the global tobacco control treaty composed of all Parties.