UN Security Council Consolidated Sanctions List
Find available UN Security Council Consolidated List records and check source status. Use permanent references and committee names to review measures.
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Programs within this source (15)
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- Iraq Sanctions
- Democratic Republic Of Congo Sanctions
- Sudan Sanctions
- Rafiq Hariri Killing Sanctions
- North Korea Sanctions
- Sanctions on Iran for continued Uranian Enrichment
- Libya Sanctions
- Taliban Sanctions
- Guinea-Bissau Sanctions
- Central African Republic Sanctions
- Yemen Sanctions
- South Sudan Sanctions
- Haiti Sanctions
- Al-Shabaab Sanctions
- ISIL & Al-Qaida Sanctions
What this source covers
The UN Security Council combines entries from its sanctions committees in one list of people and entities. Records keep the sanctions-regime reference, permanent reference number, aliases and birth-date details. An uncertain birth date stays uncertain.
Read the designation and the applicable measures
The separate 1718 designated-vessels list is not included in this source. Measures depend on the relevant sanctions regime and the rules used to apply it. Read the original committee materials. Do not turn uncertain identity details into known facts.
- Compare reliable identifying facts and aliases.
- Read effective dates and the cited measures.
- Assess ownership and transaction restrictions separately where required.
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Questions about UN Security Council Consolidated Sanctions
How do I check which UN sanctions measures apply to a name?
Start with the entry's permanent reference number and sanctions committee. Open that committee's listing and read its measures. The UN Security Council Consolidated List brings together people and entities from several regimes. They do not all have the same restrictions or reasons for listing. Compare aliases and known identity facts before treating a similar name as the same party. Committee pages may explain the reasons for listing and provide more context. Keep those references with your review. Countries give effect to UN measures through their own rules, so the applicable national rules also need assessment. Read the publisher’s UN Security Council Sanctions List guidance.
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