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WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

The World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is a legally binding treaty that requires Parties to implement effective measures to prevent and reduce tobacco consumption, nicotine addiction, and exposure to tobacco smoke. When effectively implemented, the WHO FCTC… Read More

Fact Sheets

Overview of Key FCTC Articles and their Implementing Guidelines

WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

Reports and Studies

GATS Data Dissemination: Guidance for the Initial Release of the Data

FCTC: List of Parties to the WHO FCTC

WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Treaty Text

Putting the FCTC Article 6 Guidelines to Work

Map of Countries and Ratification Status

Framework Convention Alliance: Illicit Trade

Press Releases

Parties at COP11 Make Important Progress, But Tobacco Industry Interferes to Sustain Profits at the Expense of Lives

COP11 Is an Opportunity for Countries to Reject Big Tobacco and Redouble Efforts to Save Lives

Leading Public Health Organizations Urge Guatemala and Honduras to Reject the Influence of Big Tobacco

New Tobacco Control Regulations for Indonesia Will Drive Down Tobacco Use Rates if Strongly Implemented

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Calls Tobacco Company Membership in the Society for International Development Unacceptable

New Study Finds 20 Million Fewer Adults Use Tobacco Thanks to Global Action

WHO Report Highlights Global Progress Fighting Tobacco Use, But E-cigarettes and New Marketing Techniques Threaten Gains

Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Calls on International Labor Organization to Drop the Tobacco Industry

Pan American Countries Commit to Accelerating Progress Against Tobacco – Renewed Effort Will Save Lives, Improve Public Health in Americas

Key Websites

WHO Tobacco-Free Initiative

FCTC Convention Secretariat

Framework Convention Alliance