WHO FCTC Rights Violations
March 13, 2024 by planetofthevapes.co.uk
WHO FCTC Rights Violations
Nancy Loucas accuses non-member NGOs of influencing the WHO FCTC, suppressing consumer and harm reduction voices in tobacco control. Nancy Loucas, a longtime advocate, faces discrimination for challenging public health norms. Her submission argues that NGOs bully countries into compliance, violating WHO FCTC and UN codes on discrimination and human rights. Nancy Loucas emphasizes the right to harm reduction and urges inclusivity in policy-making. Calls for a comprehensive FCTC review to protect health rights while respecting all human rights. Demands transparency, inclusivity, and respect for human rights in international health treaty implementation.
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