Go to Main Content

Happening Now:

Mulyadi07618755 joined the movement on

cal195631 has retweeted about our movement!

woodstoday joined the movement on

cocuskyfaze01 joined the movement on

cindex1844 joined the movement on

laurenceniera joined the movement on

ValentinGodMade has retweeted about our movement!

khp0145m joined the movement on

GabrielMutunga5 joined the movement on

santosharun1 joined the movement on

RoyalLeaf3 joined the movement on

DuManagement joined the movement on

CampaGee joined the movement on

Bulemasyadi1 has retweeted about our movement!

Bulemasyadi1 has retweeted about our movement!

RightsIncPhil joined the movement on

MUHAMMEDOLAYIN5 joined the movement on

Bharathi33333 joined the movement on

abdul5470 joined the movement on

TobaccoFree254 joined the movement on

TakeAPartNow has retweeted about our movement!

roniabdulaziz joined the movement on

TyreneCooper joined the movement on

Bulemasyadi1 has retweeted about our movement!

cdoug has retweeted about our movement!

Venkyrocz1990 joined the movement on

SowemimoOlagoke joined the movement on

nz_thr joined the movement on

enspbrussels joined the movement on

mulei_moki joined the movement on

Bagong07105229 joined the movement on

AimenArifTweets joined the movement on

LynnTobin3 has retweeted about our movement!

Arind04210641 joined the movement on

mjdagash joined the movement on

ebukaezemuaku_3 joined the movement on

IQuitSmoking_1 joined the movement on

TakeAPart: Philip Morris International in Mexico

Alleged Violations of Tobacco Control and Other Laws

Tobacco companies aggressively block, weaken, and undermine policies designed to protect public health and reduce tobacco use, and at times they may work outside of countries’ laws.

Call for a government investigation into Philip Morris International’s actions today!

How Tobacco companies violate laws

Tobacco companies aggressively block, weaken, and undermine policies designed to protect public health and reduce tobacco use, and at times they have been found to work outside of countries’ laws. In multiple instances tobacco companies have been found to have violated the law.

In Mexico, government agency responsible for enforcing the tobacco control law (COFEPRIS) detected points of sale in Mexico City with tobacco advertising for Philip Morris International products that violate the National Tobacco Control Law (May 2015).

Resources

Secretary of Health: "Tobacco companies violates the General Tobacco Control Law"

Join the movement, spread the word.

TakeAPart now!

Learn about the movement and how you can TakeAPart

See all campaigns >>