Save our kids from tobacco

Indonesian tobacco farmers protest against plans to restrict the use of tobacco (South China Morning Post) - 10 Dec 2017. Source: Photo source AFP

Dr Reza Indragiri Amriel, psychologist and head of the Fulfilment of Child Rights section for the Indonesian Child Protection Society, talks about how tobacco companies were still an integral part of recent Children’s Day celebrations in Indonesia.

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Published 4 August 2018 10:50am

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Dr Reza Indragiri Amriel, psychologist and head of the Fulfilment of Child Rights section for the Indonesian Child Protection Society, talks about how tobacco companies were still an integral part of recent Children’s Day celebrations in Indonesia.

Is the number of young smokers in Indonesia on the rise? Why is tobacco company sponsorship of children’s activities, sporting events, teenage concerts and scholarships still permitted? Why is the problem so intractable? Dr Reza Indragiri Amriel addresses the issues.