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… On 9 April 2019, the Government amended the Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions – Central African Republic) Regulation 2014 (the Regulations) to give effect to certain provisions of United … The amendments to the Regulations update the exemptions to the arms embargo for the CAR. Full details of Australia's sanctions on CAR . … Government amended the Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions – Central African Republic) Regulation 2014. … Central African Republic sanctions …
… Australia has imposed targeted financial sanctions and travel bans on three Russian citizens for their involvement in the Evil Corp cybercrime group. … Cyber sanctions imposed on Russian citizens for cybercrime …
… In addition to providing guidance on specific sanctions frameworks, the Australian Sanctions Office (ASO) provides information on a number of sanctions-related issues that span multiple frameworks or that may affect specific industries. If you have any questions …
… to Iran under snapback - with Annex [PDF 557 KB] Date: 12 December 2025 This Advisory Note is produced by the Australian Sanctions Office (ASO) to inform the regulated community of a developing issue presenting significant sanctions risk. It provides a summary of relevant sanctions laws but does not cover all possible sanctions risks. Users should consider all applicable sanctions measures and …
… designated 60 vessels as sanctioned vessels for Russia (‘listed’) in accordance with regulation 8 of the Autonomous Sanctions Regulations 2011 (the Regulations). Designation of vessels Regulation 8 For paragraph 10(1)(b) of the Act, the … Contact details to request further information or to make a submission or apply to revoke listing By email to: sanctions@dfat.gov.au . By post to: Director, Australian Sanctions Office Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade RG Casey Building John McEwen Crescent Barton ACT 0221 Australia … …
… The Australian Government has reviewed and relisted 27 persons and 36 entities for counter-terrorism financing sanctions due to expire in 2022, as part of our commitment to preventing terrorism at home and abroad. … Counter-terrorism financing sanctions review …
… Release The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Julie Bishop, has listed the entity Ansar Bayt Al-Maqdis for targeted financial sanctions under Part 4 of the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945, by which Australia implements United Nations Security … Full details of all listed persons and entities can be found in the Consolidated List available at www.dfat.gov.au/sanctions . Anyone who believes they hold an asset that may be owned or controlled by a listed person or entity must … unclassified statement of reasons for his, her or its listing. Requests may be submitted in writing to: Director, Legal Sanctions Section Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade John McEwen Crescent Barton ACT 0221 Australia Or by email to …
… Minister Payne announces the first set of Australian Magnitsky-style listings under the Government’s thematic sanctions framework, targeting Russian individuals responsible for the corruption that Sergei Magnitsky uncovered and those complicit in his subsequent mistreatment and death. Australia's first Magnitsky-style sanctions | Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Minister for Women (foreignminister.gov.au) … Minister Payne announces the first set of Australian Magnitsky-style listings under the Government’s thematic sanctions framework, targeting Russian individuals responsible for the corruption that Sergei Magnitsky uncovered and those …
… The Australian Government has placed sanctions on 11 additional Russian banks and government entities, with the majority of the country’s banking assets now covered by our sanctions along with all of the entities that handle Russia’s sovereign debt. … New sanctions on Russian banks and oligarchs …
… First Published 27 July 2023 1 - updated: 12 December 2024 This Advisory is produced by the Australian Sanctions Office (ASO) within the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). This Advisory outlines several sanctions evasion tactics employed by third party intermediaries. The purpose of the Advisory is to assist the export sector in identifying warning signs of sanctions evasion and in implementing appropriate compliance meaures to ensure that they are sanctions compliant. Know the …