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Tobacco: a deadly business

This Guardian series is focused on the huge damage of the tobacco epidemic, which continues to cost millions of people’s lives around the world every year, and the industry behind it

  • HONG KONG-ECONOMY-ASIA-CHINA-JAPAN<br>A pedestrian lights a cigarette as he walks past a building in Kowloon, Hong Kong on April 28, 2014. The International Monetary Fund said on April 28 Hong Kong property prices are set to see adjustments following years of boom. AFP PHOTO / ANTHONY WALLACE (Photo credit should read ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images)

    How diplomatic missions became entangled with the tobacco industry

    British high commission in Malaysia and US foreign aid organizations funded the Ideas thinktank as it argued against plain packaging and tobacco taxes
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    Revealed: the free-market groups helping the tobacco industry

    More than 100 free-market thinktanks from North America to Europe and south Asia took positions helpful to the tobacco industry or accepted donations, Guardian investigation shows
  • Atlas is a global network of libertarian thinktanks

    Free-market groups and the tobacco industry – full database

    More than 100 free-market thinktanks have argued against tobacco control policies or accepted donations from the tobacco industry, research by the Guardian shows
  • HONG KONG-WEATHER-POLLUTION<br>A man smokes a cigarette (R) at the Kowloon promenade as smog engulfs Hong Kong's famous skyline on January 22, 2018.
Hong Kong's famous skyline was engulfed in smog on January 22, with residents urged to stay indoors. The winter months regularly bring worse air quality to Hong Kong and other parts of the region due to wind direction and weather conditions. 
 / AFP PHOTO / Anthony WALLACE        (Photo credit should read ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images)

    How tobacco industry donations cloud debates over cigarette controls

    Free-market thinktanks from Malaysia to Chile and Australia received funding from the industry alongside governments as they argued against tobacco controls
  • Minister Abdel-Karim al-Doghmi, in an image from 2011.

    Ministers smoking in parliament? Jordan must clean up its act

    Yousef Shawarbeh
    As mayor of Amman, I am committed to driving down tobacco use, in a country where more than half of all men are smokers
  • Bradford city hall

    Council pension funds are major investors in tobacco companies

    Anti-smoking groups dismiss claims by local authorities that they can’t sell stocks
  • A youth farm worker from North Carolina.

    The US children working in tobacco fields: 'I wanted to help my mama'

  • ‘President Trump has not weighed in on the tobacco issue, because there is no need: US law is absurdly weak.’

    American 12-year-olds can't buy cigarettes. Why can they work in tobacco fields?

    Reid Maki
  • ***WARNING - TOBACCO SPECIAL REPORT - DO NOT USE*** Orphaned child labourer Tiyamike Phiri, 14 at work on a tobacco plot belonging to her brother’s family. Green Farm tobacco farm village, Kasungu district, Malawi.. Photograph by David Levene 17/1/18

    How we can fight child labour in the tobacco industry

    Margaret Wurth and Jane Buchanan of Human Rights Watch
  • A 13-year-old in the tobacco fields. Santiago, Nayarit

    Mexico: children toil in tobacco fields as reforms fail to fix poverty

  • A tobacco worker and family and friends in Lombok, Indonesia

    'I've been sick in the chest': Tobacco fields take toll on Indonesian children

    In a country that is the world’s fifth-largest tobacco producer, children work despite labour laws
  • Tiyamike Phiri, 14, an orphaned child labourer, at work on a tobacco plot belonging to her brother’s family in Malawi.

    Tobacco farm in Malawi: the families toiling in the fields

  • From Left to Right: Francisco 13 years old, Blanca 18 years old, Ismael 20 years old and Esmeralda 17 years old, sibilings working in the tobacco fields. Santiago, Nayarit

    Tobacco: activist investors pressure £20bn companies over child labour

  • Orphaned child labourer Tiyamike Phiri, 14 at work on a tobacco plot belonging to her brother's family in Kasungu district, Malawi

    Special report: the children working the tobacco fields – 'I wanted to be a nurse'

  • A 14-year-old boy at work on a tobacco plot in Kasungu district, Malawi

    Child labour rampant in tobacco industry

  • Tobacco imagery

    How children around the world are exposed to cigarette advertising

  • How children are hit with tobacco advertising – video explainer

  • Selling cigarettes in a civil war: ‘If you have no government, you have nobody annoying you about health warnings and nicotine content.’

    Revealed: how British American Tobacco exploited war zones to sell cigarettes

    Documents show how the world’s largest publicly traded tobacco company pursued growth and profit amid instability in African and Middle East countries
  • africa tobacco

    Tobacco companies interfere with health regulations, WHO reports

    Tobacco industry is interfering with government attempts to regulate products and aggressively pursuing new markets in Africa, World Health Organization says
  • Tom Price, the health secretary, voted against allowing the FDA to regulate tobacco. Mike Pence has received donations from RJ Reynolds.

    Tobacco companies tighten hold on Washington under Trump

    Top White House figures – including the vice-president and health secretary – have deep ties to an industry whose donations began pouring in on day one
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