If warning labels on the package is enough to count as a tobacco awareness campaign, then Canada should start with this as well. There was some upset a few years back when the label went from covering half the package to 3/4 of the package.
Speaking of Australian health warnings, I still want a drug awareness campaign so I can imagine my country running those amazing “Stoner Sloth” commercials which can be found on YouTube.
Well, if we’re talking about the warnings on cigarette packages, then I will say that France have them too since 2010. Source Other Source (this one’s in french, but it basically says that since April of 2010, cigarette packages have to have at least 40% of their area covered by a dissuasive image provided by the government).
It sounds like we need a thread that’s purely posting pictures of cigarette packages in various countries in the game, and deciding which are the worst! France’s & Spain’s below per Google.