Launched on 30 January 2007, the Commission's Green Paper 'Towards a Europe free from tobacco smoke' is a key feature of the Environment and Health Action Plan (2004--2010) in which the Commission explores legal mechanisms and health initiatives to promote the goal of a smoke-free Europe. Includes case studies and interviews with key figures from various EU Member States including: · Shots of and interviews in a pub in Ireland · Shots of and interviews in Electrabel, Belgium, a company which has invested in a no-smoking programme for its employees · Shots of and interviews in a restaurant in Italy · Shots of concrete examples of EU actions on tobacco control e.g. cigarette packs with pictorial warning; no smoking signs in workplaces; HELP TV campaign and website; shots of European Youth Manifesto conference · Interview with Philip Tod, spokesman for Health, European Commission · Interview with Gerard Hastings, Director of Cancer Research at UK Centre for Tobacco Control Research, Stirling, Scotland · Interview with Rudy Demotte, Minister for Social Affairs and Public Health, Belgium
I wish I could quit..
americaneagle1967 2 years ago
great video. I support a smoke-free Europe!
TrickyEmu 2 years ago
Nothing but Total propaganda!! This is a law based on nothing but lies and hatred. All the so called "health benefits" the government is spewing about arent truthful they are lies. If a lie is told often enough it becomes the truth. Or at least it is reported as such.
The real truth is that this ban has had effects which were all negative- all it has brought are business closures and social division. Thats the case with the UK and no doubt itll be the same in Holland.
prochoicechuckles85 3 years ago