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- … 4199 Email: dfat.darwin@dfat.gov.au Are your business practices consistent with Australia's application of international sanctions? Sanctions are measures designed to address situations of international concern. It is the responsibility of all Australian businesses to ensure they comply with Australian laws and international sanctions. The Northern Territory Office hosts regular outreach sessions. To participate, please contact …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/our-locations/australian-offices/northern-territory-office
- … has listed The Base as a terrorist organisation since December 2021, and the group is also subject to targeted financial sanctions. … The Australian Government supports the EU’s action to list the nationalist and racist violent extremist group, …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media-release/statement-eus-inclusion-base-its-terrorist-list -
- … in this regard. Failure to comply with these directions may constitute a breach of the APS Code of Conduct, for which sanctions may apply, and may also be considered in the context of performance management. LES Employees 1.2.4 Under the … Conduct. Failure to comply with these directions may constitute a breach of the applicable LES Code of Conduct for which sanctions may apply, and may also be considered in the context of performance management. Contractors 1.2.6 For the purposes … in this regard. Failure to comply with these directions may constitute a failure to meet contract obligations, for which sanctions may apply. 1.2.8 To help ensure contractors understand their obligations, a summary of directions contained in …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/ethics-integrity-and-professional-standards-policy-manual/chapter-1-about-this-manual
- … Thematic issues Human Rights Humanitarian Libya Protection of Civilians Sanctions UNITED NATIONS Statement by Mr Michael Bliss, Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Australia to the United … As a Security Council member, we strongly supported the adoption last month of Resolution 2174, which tightened sanctions against those who seek to undermine Libya's security and stability and those who commit violations of international humanitarian law and human rights law, and strengthened the arms embargo. The leverage the strengthened sanctions regime provides should be used. Mr President Prospects for stability and sustainable peace will not be realised …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/international-organisations/un/unsc-2013-2014/national-statements/Pages/high-level-meeting-on-libya -
- … Thematic issues Humanitarian Sanctions Yemen UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Statement by The Hon Julie Bishop MP, Australian Minister for Foreign … the importance of firm resolve by Yemenis to see through a successful transition. As Chair of this Council's Al Qaida sanctions Committee, Australia will continue to work with others – including Yemen – to address the terrorist threat. A … Yemeni-led political transition. We stand by this Council's readiness to consider further measures, including possibly sanctions, against those who seek to interfere in the transition process. This Council's engagement in Yemen has already …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/international-organisations/un/unsc-2013-2014/national-statements/Pages/yemen -
- … Asia would be regrettable and that Communist hand likely to be strengthened, but reiterated that Canada could not support sanctions against friendly Western State in view of failure to check aggression by (for example) Arab States and Greece's Balkan neighbours. He added practical value of attempt to impose sanctions reduced by likelihood of French veto in Security Council. I gained impression Pearson was not entirely happy about … Asia would be regrettable and that Communist hand likely to be strengthened, but reiterated that Canada could not support sanctions against friendly Western State in view of failure to check aggression by (for example) Arab States and Greece's …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-13/493-forde-to-department-of-external-affairs
- … of Terrorist Organisations DFAT Consolidated List For more information about DFAT's Consolidated List, see Australia's sanctions regime . Undertaking precautions should assist DFAT, and its funding recipients, with the ongoing management of … please report any suspected or actual acts of terrorism resourcing to: counter-terrorism.resourcing@dfat.gov.au sanctions@dfat.gov.au For all other suspected or actual acts of terrorism resourcing, please contact the National Security … of Terrorist Organisations DFAT Consolidated List For more information about DFAT's Consolidated List, see Australia's sanctions regime . Implementing controls and treatments helps DFAT, and its funding recipients, with the ongoing management …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/security/counter-terrorism/managing-the-risk-of-terrorism-resourcing
- … the situation in Libya to the International Criminal Court and imposing an arms embargo and targeted travel and financial sanctions against key Ghaddafi regime figures. The UN measures follow Minister Rudd's announcement of autonomous targeted financial sanctions and travel restrictions against key members of the Ghaddafi regime. Foreign Minister Rudd's visit to Cairo 26 … the situation in Libya to the International Criminal Court and imposing an arms embargo and targeted travel and financial sanctions against key Ghaddafi regime figures. The UN measures follow Minister Rudd's announcement of autonomous targeted …https://dfat.gov.au/news/news/Pages/archive-of-feature-stories-february-2011 -
- … so as to show that the United Kingdom was not undermining the Council's authority. He went on to say that he had opposed sanctions from the start because it had always been plain that the Security Council shrank from the idea of sanctions-it did in the case of Kashmir, Hyderabad and Palestine. He had no doubt that Commonwealth countries if sanctions were decided on would attempt to carry them out but said that there would be no serious attempt by any other …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-15/51-beasley-to-chifley
- … within Chapter 7 of the Charter, and to ensure the following out of the Council's proposals. While the implementation of sanctions might not prove immediately effective, at the same time they would combine with the already stiff opposition being … such actions would probably prove extremely effective. The only precedent for taking such a course is the application of sanctions against Italy in connection with the war against Ethiopia. In this connection the League of Nations established a … and Committee of 18 to consider proposals for depriving Italy of certain products. It will be noted from this that full sanctions were not applied to Italy, and in fact she was subjected to the following restrictions only:- (1) The prohibition …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-15/213-hill-to-tange