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[46] Social reforms [edit] Wilson's government is perhaps best remembered for its progressive social reforms, notable amongst these was the Race Relations Act 1965 which was the first piece of legislation to address race relations and racial discrimination, the Murder (Abolition of Death Penalty) Act 1965 which abolished capital punishment (except for a small number of offences notably high treason) the Sexual Offences Act 1967, which partially decriminalised male homosexuality and the Abortion Act 1967, which legalised abortion, the abolition of theatre censorship by the Theatres Act 1968, and the liberalisation of divorce law by the Divorce Reform Act 1969

10 Countries Where People Smoke The Most About 22% of the global population regularly smokes tobacco, a figure that has dropped significantly since 1990

The current culture makes it very hard to resist these urges "If you've never smoked, don't start, If you smoke, don't ask others to." Your self-control inspires many

Progress has been slow

Over the years, World Confections has stressed that these treats are not intended to promote smoking, hence why they are called sticks and have no reference to a tobacco product

Environmentally Friendly For those who are environmentally conscious, rolling your cigarettes can be a greener option