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Anti-Smokers' Methods 'unethical' 'spy' Campaign Denounced
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ANTI-SMOKERS' METHODS 'UNETHICAL'.
`Spy' campaign denounced
A TOP Bahrain radiologist has
condemned the Anti-Smoking
Society's latest "spy" cam-
paign as °unethicaP` and "an
invasion of privacy."
Dr N.S. Jamsheer told the
Gulf Mirror this week that the
Society's plan to inform on
smokers was not only wrong it
was also self-deteating.
Each of the Society's 2,000 '
members is being asked to sup-
ply the names and addresses of
smokers who are then sent
booklets describing the health
hazards of smoking.
Said Dr lamsheer: "This
campaign is carrying things too
far. It is asking people to
inform on others. The reper-
cussions could be endless.
I bring about the opposite
"The next thing we will' find
is that people will have the
right to know who one's friends
are, what one eats, and w%hat
time one gets up in the morn- .
ing.
" We will end up with a whole
generation built on the mental-
ity of informers.-
"Such arm-twisting techni-
ques are ineffective and could
results.°
Dr Jamsheer, who does not
smoke, said the only way to
organise an effective campaign
was to educate people at an
early age by conducting anti-
smoking campaigns in schools.
Secretary of the Bahrain
Anti-Smoking Society Dr.
Mohammed AI Khatib, who
announced the campaign, was
not available for comment.
Last week he described the
move as a means to make peo-
ple more aware of the hazards
of smoking and said it would be
backed up by anti-smoking
qmpaigns in schools.
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