ACT - Alliance Contre le Tabac

The ACT-Alliance against tobacco is a non-profit association of public interest serving public health. For more than 30 years, it has brought together the main French organizations involved in the fight against tobacco. Founded in 1991 by Prof. Maurice Tubiana following the entry into force of the Evin law, of which he was one of the main architects, ACT, advocates for advanced legal and policy measures of prevention at national and international levels. In a society where information sources are multiplied and knowledge easily distorted, ACT is committed to shed light on the manipulations of this industry and to be a leading voice in protecting all present and future generations. Through its federative action, ACT is mobilizing decision-makers, public health, environmental, human rights and financial actors, as well as the media, to ensure a Tobacco Free Generation in France by 2032.