The panel concluded that Australias measures restrict trade by reducing the use of tobacco products, they reduce the volume of imported tobacco products on the Australian market, and thereby have a limiting effect on trade.[13] Here, the panel seemed to say that if a measure is successful in contributing to a public health objective, then, in this case, that is evidence that it is trade-restrictive
As shown elsewhere,96 we found Big Tobacco to be an unreliable narrator of its environmental impact
Nine-year-old Gregory T., who goes to work to help his mother harvest burley tobacco on farms in Tennessee, told Human Rights Watch how his hands felt after working in the 2013 summer: The plants are sticky
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Describing his first summer working in tobacco four years ago, he told Human Rights Watch, I got sick