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Recent sanctions developments concerning Myanmar (Burma), North Korea, Syria and Libya

  • Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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  • European Union, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, Syria
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  • April 26 2013

European Union (“EU“) foreign ministers have voted to lift the majority of its restrictive measures against Myanmar (Burma). Despite its significant

EU lifts sanctions against BurmaMyanmar, eases measures against Syria and Libya, and tightens sanctions against North Korea

  • White & Case LLP
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  • European Union, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, Syria
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  • April 24 2013

The EU has updated its sanctions measures against BurmaMyanmar, Syria, North Korea and Libya. For BurmaMyanmar, the Council has decided to lift all

EU updates sanctions measures against Syria, North Korea and Zimbabwe

  • White & Case LLP
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  • European Union, North Korea, Syria, Zimbabwe
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  • March 4 2013

The EU has updated its sanctions measures against Syria, North Korea and Zimbabwe. For Syria, the Council has renewed its sanctions for a further

Corporate crime update - July 2012

  • Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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  • European Union, Germany, Iran, North Korea, Spain, Syria, United Kingdom, USA
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  • July 16 2012

The SFO has announced that it has obtained a civil recovery order against Oxford Publishing Ltd (OPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Oxford University Press (OUP

Riding the CISADA waveU.S. congressional pressure on Iran continues

  • Blank Rome LLP
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  • Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, USA
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  • March 14 2012

Since amending the Iran Sanctions Act (“ISA”) by passage of the Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability, and Divestment Act of 2010 (“CISADA”), the U.S. Congress has continued its efforts to isolate Iran by expanding both the scope of sanctionable activity and the types of sanctions that can be meted out by the U.S. Government. As with CISADA, many of the pending bills have particular focus on or consequences for the maritime industry and extend to both U.S. and non-U.S. persons

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