The EU updates its sanctions list for serious human rights violations
30 Jul 2026Effective: 30 Jul 202628 views
Who is affected:
Companies, financial entities and persons with links to individuals sanctioned by the EU
Summary
The EU Council modifies its global sanctions regime on human rights matters. Restrictive measures applicable to persons and entities responsible for serious abuses are updated.
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This Council Decision modifies the sanctioning framework established in 2020 to respond to serious human rights violations and abuses on a global scale. Modifications may include additions or removals of natural or legal persons from sanctions lists, as well as adjustments to applicable restrictive measures (asset free…
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