Explore the laws that protect breastfeeding in various countries.

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Sao Tome and Principe

Solomon Islands

Syrian Arab Republic

Trinidad and Tobago

United Arab Emirates

United Republic of Tanzania

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West Bank and Gaza Strip

Marketing of breast-milk substitutes:

National implementation of the International Code, status report 2024WHO/UNICEF/IBFAN

Under Article 11.1 of the Code, governments are urged to “take action to give effect to the principles and aim of this Code, as appropriate to their social and legislative framework, including the adoption of national legislation, regulation or other suitable measures”. The World Health Assembly stressed in resolution WHA34.22 (1981) that adoption of and adherence to the Code is a minimum requirement for all Member States to implement it “in its entirety”.

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