Lahore High Court Upholds Ban on Tobacco and Paan Advertising
Most outlets reported that the Lahore High Court upheld the federal government’s ban on tobacco, cigarette, and paan product advertising, emphasizing the ruling’s focus on public health. One outlet led with the legal context of the clampdown, noting the court’s prioritization of public health over commercial interests. Another highlighted the court’s enforcement of the existing federal ban, without adding further emphasis or framing.
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Cigarette, Tobacco and Paan Ads under Legal Clampdown as LHC upholds Ban
The legal battle over tobacco advertising landed in Lahore High Court and the LHC panel upheld federal government’s ban on cigarette, tobacco and paan advertisements, ruling that public health takes precedence over commercial promotion and that advertising tobacco products is not a permanent constitutional right. The court ruled that the promotion of tobacco-related products is […]
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Lahore High Court Declares Tobacco and Paan Advertising Illegal
The Lahore High Court (LHC) has upheld the federal government’s ban on the advertising of tobacco, cigarettes, and paan products,… Read More
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