Global Tobacco Giant to Sue Norway Over Display Ban

by Sreeraman on  March 10, 2010 at 1:21 PM Medico Legal News
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"On the contrary, I think this legal action is an indication that the ban will contribute to reducing tobacco consumption in the long term," he said.

In June 2004, Norway became the second country in the world after Ireland to ban smoking in public places, including bars, restaurants and night clubs.

Some 21 percent of Norwegians aged 16 to 74 smoked on a daily basis in 2009, while an additional nine percent smoked occasionally, according to Statistics Norway.

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