The Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation and HM Treasury of the United Kingdom has published guidance on each of the country’s financial sanctions regimes in effect following the withdrawal from the European Union. Of the 33 sanctions regimes, 26 relate to a specific country or political unit, whilst seven address issues such as chemical weapons, human rights or international counter-terrorism, and one relates to an international organization (ISIL/Da’ash/Al Qaida).
The UK financial sanctions regimes are:
- Financial sanctions, Afghanistan
- Financial sanctions, Belarus
- Financial sanctions, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Financial sanctions, Burma
- Financial Sanctions, Burundi
- Financial sanctions, Central African Republic
- Financial sanctions, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
- Financial sanctions, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Financial sanctions, Guinea
- Financial sanctions, Republic of Guinea-Bissau
- Financial sanctions, Iran (human rights)
- Financial sanctions, Iran relating to nuclear weapons
- Financial sanctions, Iraq
- Financial sanctions, Lebanon (Assassination of Rafiq Hariri and others)
- Financial sanctions, Libya
- Financial sanctions, Mali
- Financial sanctions, Nicaragua
- Financial sanctions, Russia
- Financial sanctions, Somalia
- Financial sanctions, South Sudan
- Financial sanctions, Sudan
- Financial sanctions, Syria
- Financial sanctions, Venezuela
- Financial sanctions, Yemen
- Financial sanctions, Zimbabwe
- Financial sanctions, Chemical Weapons
- Financial sanctions, Counter-terrorism
- Financial sanctions, Cyber
- Financial sanctions, Global Human Rights
- Financial sanctions, International counter-terrorism
- Financial sanctions, ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida organisations
- Financial sanctions, Misappropriation of state funds
- Financial sanctions, Unauthorised Drilling Activities