Higher education leaders sign charter for tobacco and nicotine-free campuses
Most outlets led with the announcement that higher education leaders have signed a charter to make university campuses tobacco and nicotine-free. Associated Press of Pakistan described it as a "landmark" initiative aimed at protecting youth from addiction, while ProPakistani emphasized the ban on smoking, vaping, and nicotine pouches. Both excerpts highlighted the involvement of vice chancellors and heads of institutions, with similar framing of the policy’s intent.
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Smoking, Vaping and Nicotine Pouches Banned in Pakistani Universities
Vice chancellors, rectors, and heads of higher education institutions have signed a charter to make university campuses across Pakistan free… Read More
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Pakistani Universities seek Nationwide Crackdown to curb Vaping, Nicotine pouches
ISLAMABAD – Pakistani universities have taken major step towards tobacco-free campuses, with university leaders signing charter to phase out cigarettes, vaping devices, heated tobacco products and nicotine pouches. The initiative also calls for student-led awareness campaigns, monitoring systems and nationwide policy action. Led by COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) at its Islamabad campus, the...
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Vice chancellors sign charter for Tobacco, Nicotine-Free university campuses
Vice Chancellors, Rectors and Heads of higher education institutions have signed a landmark Charter for Tobacco and Nicotine-Free Campuses to protect Pakistani youth from tobacco and nicotine addiction.
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