The EU updates sanctions against persons responsible for the situation in South Sudan
23 Jun 2026Effective: 22 Jun 202648 views
Who is affected:
Companies and financial entities with commercial links to South Sudan or sanctioned persons
Summary
The EU Council applies new restrictive measures related to the crisis in South Sudan. It affects persons and entities included in European sanctions lists.
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Implementation Decision (CFSP) 2026/1401 updates the application of EU restrictive measures established in 2015 regarding South Sudan. These sanctions may include asset freezing and travel bans for designated persons or entities. European companies and financial entities must verify their commercial and financial relat…
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