Tag: MCTC

14 August 2023

MCTC Wins Leave To Challenge Liquid Nicotine Delisting

The High Court grants leave to MCTC to pursue judicial review of the Health Minister's order exempting liquid nicotine from the Poisons List. However, the government opposes the stay bid over the order, arguing that taxation is a form of control on vape.

5 July 2023

Malaysia

Health Professionals Back MCTC’s Historic Lawsuit Against Liquid Nicotine Delisting

Medical Mythbusters Malaysia (M3), the Malaysian Medical Association, and the Malaysian Pharmacists Society support MCTC’s judicial review application challenging the delisting of liquid nicotine. M3 says it's appropriate to "bring this matter to justice".

4 July 2023

Malaysia

Reinstate Liquid Nicotine As Poison, Don’t Fight Us In Court, MCTC Tells Health Minister

The Malaysian Council for Tobacco Control wants Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa to reinstate liquid nicotine into the Poisons List before the July 26 hearing of their judicial review application against the delisting, instead of fighting them in court.

4 July 2023

Malaysia

Anti-Tobacco Groups Fundraise For Lawsuit Against Liquid Nicotine Delisting

Anti-tobacco coalition MCTC – which includes doctor, pharmacist, and cancer groups – launches a fundraising drive for their lawsuit challenging the delisting of liquid nicotine, urging people to donate at least RM1. Their account is CIMB Bank 80-0051353-5.

Tag: MCTC

MCTC Wins Leave To Challenge Liquid Nicotine Delisting

Health Professionals Back MCTC’s Historic Lawsuit Against Liquid Nicotine Delisting

Reinstate Liquid Nicotine As Poison, Don’t Fight Us In Court, MCTC Tells Health Minister

Anti-Tobacco Groups Fundraise For Lawsuit Against Liquid Nicotine Delisting

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