Tobacco giant accused over files
Tobacco giant accused over files
in an article in The Lancet, researchers say they are finding it difficult to access the documents. The company has rejected the claims.
Researchers believe the files may contain secret information on how BAT has tried to boost sales.
They believe the files may also include details of strategies to target children and people in developing countries.
Tobacco giants have "mid-term" plan in raising their profits in the developing and developed nations, targetting children through their cleverly made advertisements while shoving and pushing the researchers and the public away from getting access to the documents that could shed light in their devious plans. A remarkable movie on this issue was released in 1999, " The Insider ", where a sharp description of tobacco company's scare tactics, their suppression of truth and putting enermous pressure on their own employees from revealing the damaging truth to the public were