Global Human Rights 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been corrected in the Global Human Rights regime1 and is still subject to an asset freeze, as follows:
Russia 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that two (2) entries have been amended in the Russia Sanctions Regime1 and are still subject to an asset freeze and trust services sanctions, as follows:
Russia 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been amended in the Russia Sanctions Regime1 and is still subject to an asset freeze and trust services sanctions, as follows:
Global Human Rights 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that four (4) entries have been added to the Global Human Rights regime1 and are now subject to an asset freeze, as follows:
Russia 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been amended in the Russia Sanctions Regime1 and is still subject to an asset freeze and trust services sanctions, as follows:
Global Human Rights 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been amended in the Global Human Rights regime1 and is still subject to an asset freeze, as follows:
Russia 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been removed from the Russia Sanctions Regime1 and is no longer subject to an asset freeze or trust services sanctions, as follows:
Belarus 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that one (1) entry has been amended in the Belarus Sanctions Regime1 and is still subject to
an asset freeze, as follows:
Russia 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that two (2) entries have been removed from the Russia Sanctions Regime1 and are no longer subject to an asset freeze or trust services sanctions, as follows:
Syria 1. The International Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers advises that twenty-four (24) entries have been removed from the Syria regime1 and are no longer
subject to an asset freeze.
