Human Rights and Tobacco Control

Edited by Marie Elske Gispen, Fellow and Brigit Toebes, Professor of Health Law in a Global Context, Global Health Law Groningen Research Centre, Department of Transboundary Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Groningen, the Netherlands

Contents:

Preface
Danius Puras

1. Introduction
Marie Elske Gispen

PART 1 NORMATIVE REFLECTIONS
2. Dignity, vulnerability and human agency in the context of tobacco
Deryck Beyleveld
3. Is there a human right to tobacco control?
Andreas Schmidt

PART 2 INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACHES TO TOBACCO CONTROL AND THEIR LINK TO OTHER FIELDS OF LAW
4. Tobacco control in international human rights law
Oscar Cabrera and Andrés Constantin
5. Accountability, human rights and the responsibilities of the tobacco industry
Lottie Lane
6. Is there a European human rights approach to tobacco control?
Amandine Garde and Brigit Toebes
7. Exploring the role of the ASEAN in fostering human rights approaches to tobacco control in Southeast Asia
Yi Zhang
8. Tobacco use, exploitation and vulnerability in Africa: a human rights analysis
Obiajulu Nnamuchi
9. Tobacco control in the Inter-American human rights system
Oscar Cabrera and Andrés Constantin
10. Human rights in the origins of the FCTC
Allyn Taylor and Alisha McCarthy
11. Human rights and tobacco control: lessons from illicit drugs
Damon Barrett and Julie Hannah
12. The role of IEL dispute settlement bodies in reinforcing the sovereign rights of States in the field of tobacco control
Lukasz Gruszczynski

PART 3 SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF TOBACCO CONTROL LAW AND POLICY IN LIGHT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
13. Smoke-free environments: lessons from Italy
Stefania Negri
14. The tobacco endgame: experiences from Finland
Milka Sormunen and Sakari Karjalainen
15. E-cigarettes in Belgium : while the smoke clears the fog rises
Steven Lierman and Mathijs van Westendorp
16. Human rights and tobacco plain packaging in Australia
Andrew Mitchell and Marcus Roberts
17. Conclusions
Brigit Toebes

Index