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… Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, The Hon Julie Bishop MP, is proposing new and expanded autonomous sanctions in response to North Korea's reckless and dangerous nuclear and ballistic missile programs. The Australian … rate of provocations in 2016 including two nuclear tests and more than 20 ballistic missile tests. The proposed new sanctions will target North Korea's extractives industry and its vessels, building on the tough sanctions we already have in place. Media release: Expanding sanctions against North Korea Last Updated: 28 February 2017 … …
… 1373 (2001) relating to the prevention and suppression of terrorist acts. Media release: Counter-terrorism related sanctions listing More: Counter-terrorism sanctions Last Updated: 20 August 2015 … The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ms Julie Bishop has listed the Australian … 1373 (2001) relating to the prevention and suppression of terrorist acts. Media release: Counter-terrorism related sanctions listing More: Counter-terrorism sanctions Last Updated: 20 August 2015 … Counter-terrorism related sanctions …
… the Hon Julie Bishop MP, today listed Neil Prakash, an Australian citizen formerly of Melbourne, for targeted financial sanctions under Part 4 of the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945. Australia implements UNSC Resolution 1373 on preventing and suppressing terrorist acts under the Charter of the UN Act. Media release: Counter-terrorism related sanctions listing Foreign Minister media release More information: Australia and sanctions Last Updated: 4 June 2015 … The Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon Julie Bishop MP, today listed Neil Prakash, …
… Thematic issues Conflict Prevention Natural Resources Peace and Security Peacebuilding Peacekeeping Sanctions UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Statement by HE Mr Gary Quinlan, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of … Stock for their very helpful and forward-looking briefings on how the United Nations system can best operationalise the sanctions decisions of the Council. Today more than ever, sanctions are at the very heart of the collective security framework of the Charter. They are the instrument relied upon …
… Thematic issues Bosnia and Herzegovina Iran Sanctions Yemen UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Report given by HE Ambassador Gary Quinlan, on behalf of the 1737 Sanctions Committee 90-day repor t pursuant to paragraph 18 (h) of resolution 1737 (2006) Madam President, I have the honour … of our work highlighted by the Annual Report is the reports from Member States of action they have taken to enforce the sanctions measures. Some of these cases related to violations of national implementation measures investigated by local …
… Thematic issues Iran Kenya Sanctions UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Report given by HE Ambassador Gary Quinlan, on behalf of the 1737 Sanctions Committee 90-day report pursuant to paragraph 18 (h) of resolution 1737 (2006) Distinguished delegates, I have the … of INTERPOL to brief us at our informal consultations on 25 July 2013 on cooperation between INTERPOL and other sanctions committees for promoting the implementation of Security Council measures. The Committee is now debating whether it …
… launches on 27 February, 5 and 24 March – with the latest, just yesterday, landing in Japan’s exclusive economic zone. … Sanctions response to North Korea's missile tests …
… The Australian Government has placed sanctions on a further 22 Russian propagandists and disinformation operatives, and on the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and members of his family. … Australia places additional sanctions on Russia and Belarus …
… Australia has today used cyber sanctions powers on a Russian individual for his role in the breach of the Medibank Private network. … Cyber sanctions in response to Medibank Private cyber attack …