What are the anti smoking laws, and the laws against smoking in the country

I don't know if you want domestic or foreign.

There is no national anti-smoking law in China, it is said that more than half of the cities or counties have formulated local anti-smoking laws, but the implementation effect is not good, the titles of these laws are basically "no smoking in public places (provisional) regulations", "no smoking in public places (provisional) regulations", etc., belong to the first rules and regulations, not the law passed by the National People's Congress.

It is said that more than 100 countries have formulated national-level anti-smoking laws, and the names are varied, some are called "public places smoking ban law", and there are called "tobacco control laws", such as the "home smoking prevention and tobacco control law" signed by the United States, and some simply do not have separate legislation, but in the "public health law" a separate unit, called public health law (smoking ban), the vast majority of these materials so far do not have a Chinese version, You can consult the World Health Organization's Tobacco Free Initiative and the Tobacco Free Youth USA database.

The global tobacco control convention is called the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which is the first legally binding international convention in the field of international public health, with 171 contracting parties, which is one of the most popular international conventions in the world, but its implementation effect is still quite limited, so the World Health Organization has decided to take the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control as the theme of this year's World No Tobacco Day.

As of January 2011, Chinese mainland will completely ban smoking in all indoor public places, indoor workplaces, public transport and other possible outdoor workplaces. Yang Qing, director of the Department of Women's and Social Affairs of the Ministry of Health, revealed the information at a regular press conference of the Ministry of Health today, saying that this is a target proposed in accordance with the requirements of the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. In May 2009, the Ministry of Health, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Ministry of Health of the General Logistics Department and the Ministry of Health of the People's Armed Police Force jointly issued the Decision on the Complete Ban on Smoking in the National Medical and Health System from 2011, requiring that all health administrative departments and at least 50% of medical and health institutions in the military and local areas should be built smoke-free this year to ensure that the goal of a complete ban on smoking in the national medical and health system will be achieved by 2011.

At the same time, we will set up tobacco control supervision and reporting mailboxes, carry out baseline surveys and final surveys of employees' smoking conditions, and entrust experts to provide smoking cessation guidance and smoking cessation consulting services for employees of the Ministry of Health before May 31, the "World No Tobacco Day", to help smokers quit smoking.

Article 1 of the Tobacco Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China is to implement the tobacco monopoly management corepants, organize the production and operation of tobacco monopoly products in a planned manner, improve the quality of tobacco products, safeguard the interests of consumers, and ensure the national financial revenue. Article 2 of the Tobacco Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China, the term "tobacco monopoly" as used in this law refers to cigarettes, cigars, shredded tobacco, re-cured tobacco leaves, tobacco leaves, cigarette papers, filter rods, tobacco tows, and tobacco-specific machinery. Cigarettes, cigars, shredded tobacco, and re-cured tobacco are collectively referred to as tobacco products.

The Regulations on Tobacco Control in Public Places (Draft for Review) stipulate that smoking is prohibited in all indoor public places to ensure that the smoking ban can be thoroughly implemented.

Article 78 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Basic Medical Care and Health Promotion provides that the State shall take measures to reduce the harm of smoking to citizens' health. Control smoking in public places and strengthen supervision and law enforcement. The first ground of the packaging of tobacco products should be printed with a warning explaining the dangers of smoking.

It is forbidden to smoke and drink to minors.