See you in court

Back in April I sued the National Institute for Health Development for unlawfully refusing my Freedom of Information Request to disclose their documents, memos, e-mails and letters related to the creation of their blatantly absurd and awfully biased official fictionreport on the health hazards of electronic cigarettes, as well as to their involvement as experts on vaping in regard with the national implementation of TPD2 Article 20. Today I've been notified by the court that the suit is a go and the first hearing of the case is to be held on 15 September 2016. Public health's stance is that documents related to any sort of legislation should be classified for ten years. My stance is that their stance is utter rubbish.

Hungarian tobacco control: not a clue about vaping

I've submitted a Freedom of Information Request to the National Institute for Health (the entity responsible for tobacco control in Hungary) regarding they National Youth Tobacco Survey 2013 (part of WHO's GYTS). Amongst many things (there are a lot of discrepancies) I've been curious about why they thought to query the youth whether they vape flavourless e-liquids to be a good idea.