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The UN introduced sanctions on South Sudan in 2015, by UN Security Council Resolution 2206, in view of its “grave alarm” over the conflict between South Sudan’s government and opposition forces in the country.
The US State Department has announced 2 designations pursuant to Executive Order 13818 (Global Magnitsky sanctions). The first is former first lady of the Gambia, Zineb Souma Yahya Jammeh, on the grounds that she is believed to control overseas assets of her husband, Yahya Jammeh, former President of the Gambia. In 2018, on account of Mr Jammeh’s alleged involvement in …
The UN Security Council President, Christoph Heusgen (Germany) has released a press statement warning that actions which threaten the peace, security or stability of South Sudan may be subject to sanctions, and recalling that sanctions measures will be reviewed following progress in implementing all provisions of the Revitalised Agreement. Concern was expressed at the recent violence between armed groups, which …
The United Nations Security Council has renewed the arms embargo on South Sudan and targeted sanctions against individuals said to be blocking peace in South Sudan until 31 May 2021. The mandate of the Panel of Experts overseeing the sanctions regime has also been continued until 1 July 2021. The press release says the UNSC have concerns over the “continued fighting …
The EU Council has adopted conclusions supporting the ongoing peace process in South Sudan and the work of the Revitalised Transitional Government. The Council has also called on the UN Security Council to renew the arms embargo against South Sudan when it expires on 31 May 2020. The arms embargo was initially implemented in 2015 pursuant to Resolution 2206 (2015), …
The US is renewing sanctions on South Sudan for 1 year by continuing the national emergency as declared in Executive Order 13663. The sanctions impose an asset freeze and travel ban on those involved in activities that threaten the peace, security, or stability of South Sudan, including “widespread violence and atrocities, human rights abuses, recruitment and use of child soldiers, …
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