on Tobacco Control, adopted in 2003 Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel, adopted in 2010 In addition, the WHA has endorsed through resolutions a number of WHO action plans dealing with different areas to improve health around the world, such as: Worldwide eradication of smallpox, first endorsed in 1959, and then declared to have been won in 1980 Worldwide eradication of polio, first endorsed in 1988, recently re-affirmed in 2011 Control of human hookworm infection through regular deworming of at-risk school children, endorsed in 2001 WHO global action plan for workers' health, endorsed in 2007 Control of harmful use of alcohol, endorsed in 2010 Enhanced global actions for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases, endorsed in 2011 The WHA is also responsible for the endorsement of the WHO Family of International Classifications, a series of internationally standardized medical classifications, including the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). Annual Assemblies 2008: Sixty-first WHA The focus of the 61st WHA was public health. Participants from 190 countries attended, with a record 2704 delegates. Important briefings and resolutions involved intellectual property barriers in research and development; combatting non-communicable diseases and female genital mutilation; campaigns to support breastfeeding and to decrease abuse of alcohol and tobacco; immunization practices, including adoption of the term "pharma fraud"; and health issues facing migrants. 2009: Sixty-second WHA In her role as global patron of The White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, and chair of the Maternal Mortality Campaign, Sarah Brown gave the keynote speech at the World Health Organization's 62nd WHA, alongside United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, asking "Where is the M in MCH?' [maternal and child health]" in an echo of Allan Rosenfield's landmark Lancet article of 1985 – and highlighting that the numbers of women dying in pregnancy and childbirth were still the same 14 years later. 2012: Sixty-fifth WHA Among other actions, the 65th Assembly endorsed the Rio Political Declaration to address the social determinants of health, intended to spearhead support for all countries to adopt inclusive Health For All approaches to health promotion. It also endorsed the first World Immunization Week. 2013: Sixty-sixth WHA In her address to the 66th WHA in May 2013, DGWHO Margaret Chan traced a brief history of revisions to the International Health Regulations following the SARS outbreak in 2002–3, the "first severe new disease