By Kanwal Niazi   Public health faces major challenges globally, but tobacco use still remains on the top being responsible for over 8 million deaths annually. Despite many tobacco control policies being introduced day by day and progress in its implementation also, there are many who are the victims of devastating health and other economic and environmental impacts. Considering this, young political activists can play a significant role serving as powerful agents of change. They often bring fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to long standing problems. Their expertise in using social media platforms and digital tools and ability to organize creative campaigns makes them particularly effective in addressing tobacco control. This is also because they resonate well with the younger demographics who are basically the primary targets for the tobacco industries. The social media platforms like, Face book, Instagram, Twitter and Linked In are all the ways they can use to amplify their voices and create an impact. In the past also, this has proven to be a game changer in reaching audiences across the geographic and socio-economic barriers. Moreover, young political activists are the ones that can bring a change because they are closely connected to the younger generation …

Worldwide, tobacco and its many different forms are being used by people of all age groups especially the teenagers below 18 years of age.

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