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find a list of all documents available on the IBFAN site. The list
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- Breastfeeding
briefs
- Briefing
papers
- Press
Releases
- 25 May 2005: Outcome of the 58th World Health Assembly, Geneva 16-25 May 2005 - Babies need no longer wait.
- 18 May 2005: Babies cannot wait - WHA delegates urged to support parents' rights to full information on possible contamination of powdered formulas for infants.
- 13 January 2005: Responses to the tsunami disaster and infant feeding - do not send baby milk, support appropriate local responses.
- 22 May 2004: IBFAN at the 57th World Health Assembly, 17-22 May 2004 - Overview
- 21
May 2004: IBFAN interventions on infant feeding at the
World Health Assembly, Geneva.
- 13
May 2004: Baby food companies exposed as IBFAN presents
evidence at UK Parliament.
- 22
January 2004: IBFAN interventions on infant feeding
and on WHO relations with other organisations at the WHO
Executive Board meeting, Geneva.
- 22
January 2004: NGOs decry industry-drive policy making
- Food
Industry Attempts to Derail WHO Initiative on Healthy Diets
Rebuffed.
- 21
January 2004: IBFAN interventions at WHO Executive Board
discussion on obesity
- 21
January 2004: Strategies used by industry to undermine
WHO marketing requirements exposed in new IBFAN report.
- 21
January 2004: IBFAN letter to the President of Brazil
protesting about Nestlé's involvement in the 'Zero
Hunger' Programme
- 28
October 2003: Briefing paper launch - Building on Quicksand?
The Global Compact, democratic governance and Nestlé.
- 31
July 2003: Wyeth/SMA convicted of illegal infant formula
advertising in the UK. "A cynical and deliberate breach
of the Regulations says Judge.
- 10
July 2003 - IBFAN Letter to the UN Global Compact and
the UN Global Compact's response.
- 30
October 2002 - United Nations Inc.? Nations Unies et
Cie.?
Nestlé enters the UN Global Compact
- 21
May 2002 - 55th World Health Assembly - Infant feeding
issues
- 10
May 2002 - How safe are infant formulas? The death of
a one-week old formula-fed baby in Belgium
- 17
January 2002 - IBFAN/CI statement to the World Health
Organisation Executive Board on the draft Global Strategy
for Infant and Young Child Feeding
- 13
July 2001 - IBFAN's monitoring used by compilers of
FTSE ethical investment index
- 18
May 2001 - Science defeats baby food industry vested
interests at the World Health Assembly.
- 15
May 2001 - Multinational baby food companies Nestlé,
Milupa, Abbott-Ross, Mead-Johnson and Wyeth are the worst
violators of the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk
Substitutes, says IBFAN.
- May
2001 - Updates from the World Health Assembly
- 2
April 2001 - WHO expert consultation on the optimal
duration of exclusive breastfeeding recommends 6 months
- 22
March 2001 - Baby Milk Action Press Release - Mothers
panic following new study on breastfeeding and heart disease
- 16
January 2001 - WHO Executive Board Meeting updates
- 23
November 2000 - Baby Milk Action Press Release - Members
of the European Parliament shocked as Nestlé snubs
Public Hearing on corporate responsibility.
- 8
September 2000 - Breastfeeding Promotion Network of
India Press Release - Nestle involved in misinformation
to mothers in India
- 30
July 2000 - Maternity Protection Convention and Recommendation
2000 - Maternity Protection Coalition Report
- 5
June 2000 - ILO Conference update - Committee on Maternity
Protection
- 26
May 2000 - WHO suppresses critical debate at the WHO/UNICEF
Technical Consultation on Infant and Young Child Feeding
- 19
May 2000 - World Health Assembly 2000 - Statement by
Consumers International and IBFAN
- 28
January 2000 - WHO Executive Board Meeting in Geneva.
Text of today's intervention by Dr. Arun Gupta on behalf
of Consumers International/IBFAN
PUBLICATIONS and MERCHANDISE
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