By Gustavo Capdevila - Inter Press Service - August 2, 2000
The World Health Organisation (WHO) lashed out at transnational tobacco corporations Wednesday, accusing them of sabotaging efforts to control tobacco consumption through pressure tactics against the agency and other international organisations.
The investigations conducted by a committee of WHO-designated experts concluded that the tobacco industry used […]
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