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UK Seizes Over £30M in Illegal Medicines in 2023

UK Seizes Over £30M in Illegal Medicines in 2023
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Over 285,000 medicines and medical devices seized UK-wide in global action

Officers from the MHRA have seized large quantities of illegally traded medicines and medical devices in an Interpol week of action known as

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South Africa needs to tighten controls on substandard a

Substandard and counterfeit medicines can be extremely dangerous. They are fraudulently manufactured to deceive buyers about the product’s quality, authenticity and effectiveness. These medicines don’t meet quality and regulatory standards.

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SA needs to tighten controls on substandard & counterfeit medicines Here s how

South Africa’s pharmaceutical regulatory framework is known to be stringent. It is compatible with international standards. But this framework is not backed by a strong implementation strategy.

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Mission creep: How Mastercard s anti-porn rules could be used to ban the Right from banking -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© The Federalist Leftist activists have already been pushing Mastercard, Visa, and others to expand their ban beyond illegal activities, with the eventual goal of demonetarizing opposing political views. Last week, Mastercard, Inc., announced new rules for banks processing credit card payments to pornography websites, designed to combat child pornography and sex trafficking. Unfortunately, for a country whose corporate overlords refuse (or are unable) to distinguish between intrinsic evil and prudential policy judgments, this promising development will likely also serve as a beta test to further attack conservative groups. In December, Mastercard and Visa banned the use of their credit cards on the Pornhub website after

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