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  • 3 year ban – 4 million deaths
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  • Int’l experts ready for Asia Harm Reduction Forum
  • Insight & Opinion || Philanthropic Terrorism
  • THR advocates to expose anti-vape agenda

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Survey proves Indian vaping ban a total failure

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“This is the most significant independent survey we’ve seen coming out of India since its 2019 vaping ban. It shows an overwhelming call for the Government to lift the ban and regulate access to safer nicotine products,” says Nancy Loucas, Executive Coordinator of the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction

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India’s e-cigarette ordinance regressive, will harm millions of smokers, consumer body says

admin_fa_6025 20th September 201918th June 2020
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DELHI:  One of India's leading consumer advocacy groups has slammed the government following the passing of ordinance prohibiting the manufacture and sales of e-cigarettes in India, stating that it is a black day for 11 crore (approximately 110 million) smokers in India who have been deprived of safer options. The

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Tobacco harm reduction has made more progress than is often assumed - #tobaccoharmreduction #thr #rrp https://t.co/sKzo0b0hYq
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- February 4, 2023

Comprehensive review finds teen vaping risks are greatly exaggerated @mendelsohn #vaping #tobaccoharmreduction #vapers https://t.co/911WdAbgzp via @vaping_post
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- February 4, 2023

Cancer experts agree, it’s combustion in cigarettes that kills, not nicotine #vapingsaveslives #smokefreelife https://t.co/Vs9CTkB9tD
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- January 31, 2023

Regulating laws help prevent underage vaping https://t.co/6gtROUIgBl
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- January 28, 2023

Taiwan’s Vape Ban - A Public Health Catastrophe #vaping #ecigarettes #tobaccoharmreduction https://t.co/pbWbfcOWQ4 via @vaping_post
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- January 27, 2023

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factasia.org seeks to represent the rights of adults in Asia who choose to enjoy smoking or other related forms of consumption of nicotine. factasia.org aims to protect their interests and to provide independent and unbiased data on the issues surrounding smoking – and related issues – in Asia.

We do NOT represent the views of the tobacco industry. We believe in the right of smokers to enjoy their smoking (within reason and with appropriate – but reasonable – regulation). We represent the consumer, not the tobacco industry.

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  • White paper slams youth vaping disinformation
  • 3 year ban – 4 million deaths
  • Tobacco harm reduction experts release White Paper on WHO ‘guidance’
  • Int’l experts ready for Asia Harm Reduction Forum
  • Insight & Opinion || Philanthropic Terrorism
  • THR advocates to expose anti-vape agenda

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