GFN•TV will bring the conference's platform for rational and inclusive debate on the future role of safer nicotine products and tobacco harm reduction to an audience all year round. GFN•TV will also be broadcasting live from Warsaw in June. Tune in to hear world-leading experts, tobacco harm reduction advocates and nicotine consumers discuss the latest scientific, regulatory and policy developments. From our unique annual event, to year-round reporting of the issues that matter in tobacco harm reduction, GFN has got it covered.
Carissa Düring joins us to outline Denmark's latest restrictions targeting nicotine pouches, and highlights how Denmark's efforts compare to the tobacco harm reduction success of its neighbour Sweden.
GFN.TV Interviews #54 | OVERKILL | Mexico Writes Vape Ban into its Constitution
The Mexican government is moving to enshrine a ban on nicotine vaping products into its constitution—an extraordinary overreach aimed at bypassing Mexico’s Supreme Court, which has repeatedly overturned similar bans. Critics warn this move risks driving the market underground while undermining efforts to reduce tobacco-related harm.
GFN Insights #3 | REMEMBERING A HARM REDUCTION STAR | Featuring Jeffrey Zamora and Anne Molloy
Kevin Molloy, our beloved colleague who ran the Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholarship Programme from 2018 until he passed away in 2021, helped shape and mentor a new generation of tobacco harm reduction practitioners. Joining us today are Jeffrey Zamora, a film maker and THRSP Scholar, as well as Kevin's wife Anne Molloy, and Jon Derricott, Kevin's long-standing friend, to highlight Jeffrey's new film "Love Kevin".
Harm reduction specialist Adriana Curado joins us in this episode of #GFNInsights to highlight how frontline harm reduction interventions have positively impacted marginalised communities in Portugal.
📅 26 Nov 2024
GFN Insights #1 | SCOTTISH PRISON SHIFT TOWARDS SAFER PRODUCTS | Featuring Governor Michael Stoney
Barlinnie prison Governor Michael Stoney joins us for the first instalment of GFN Insights, a series following the exploits of THR advocates from around the globe!
📅 22 Nov 2024
GFN.TV Interviews #53 | BAN OBSESSED | UK Policy Undermines Tobacco Harm Reduction
Once known as the most progressive country on vaping and tobacco harm reduction, the UK is now poised to join the ranks of nations that demonize, restrict, ban, and tax, potentially lifesaving nicotine vaping products. Why is the UK turning its back on tobacco harm reduction?
📅 14 Nov 2024
GFN.TV Interviews #52 | HERE TO STAY | Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction 2024
Despite all the heat and dust around nicotine vapes and other safer nicotine products, consumer adoption has skyrocketed to 140 million users worldwide, as highlighted in the newly released Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction 2024 report. Learn why tobacco harm reduction is here to stay.
Featuring: HARRY SHAPIRO Lead Author, Executive Editor Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction GSTHR.org @Shapiroharry
📅 12 Nov 2024
GFN News #125 | SWITZERLAND SWITCHES THINGS UP | Landl analyses the latest vape regulatory changes
Switzerland is tightening up its restrictions on vaping products, bringing its policies further in line with the broader European attitude towards safer nicotine products. Joining us today is Michael Landl who provides his analysis of the latest regulatory changes and the impact they may have on vapers.
GFN News #124 | PART TWO OF GFN-TV INTERVIEW WITH FILIP BLAHA | More on the Czechia's proposals
In the second part of our Czech Republic special, Filip Blaha guides us through the possible consequences of new regulations targeting psychoactive substances, and the potential for further vaping restrictions in the country. Make sure to check out our previous episode where Filip breaks down these new regulations in detail!
📅 5 Nov 2024
GFN News #123 | CZECH CONTRADICTION | Different approaches for nicotine and psychoactive substances | GFN News
While the Czech Republic is introducing new measures to regulate psychoactive substances according to risk, the government is also considering harsher restrictions for safer alternatives to smoking. Filip Blaha of the Institute of Liberal Studies joins Joanna Junak to explain the proposals.
