Tobacco control as a human right and development goal in Kenya.

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In January 2011, the Public Health Advocacy Institute of Northeastern University, School of Law in collaboration with Professor Ruth Oniang’o and the Institute for Legislative Affairs, convened a roundtable discussion on integrating the human rights based approach and the Millennium Development Goals to Kenya’s Tobacco Control efforts. These two interrelated approaches are potentially powerful tools of tobacco control in Kenya.

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