Cigarette advertising in Indonesia is so offensively prevalent no one blinks an eye when Philip Morris sponsors a refugee camp, let alone a children's concert. This is a country where a huge billboard in Jakarta promoting the cigarette brand LA Lights reads, in really big letters, "Don't Quit." Even worse — if it can be worse — the "Do" and the
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An Indonesian elderly man smokes cigarette in Jakarta, Indonesia, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara) Cigarette advertising in Indonesia is so offensively prevalent no one blinks an eye when Philip Morris sponsors a refugee camp, let alone a children’s concert. This is a country where a huge billboard in Jakarta promoting the cigarette brand […]
