Notice of Changes to the Consolidated List – 6 June 2026
DFAT updated the Consolidated List on 6 June 2026 to reflect the following changes:
- The addition of three persons subject to targeted financial sanctions as per the Charter of the United Nations (Listed Persons and Entities) Amendment (No. 2) Instrument 2026.
The updated Consolidated List can be downloaded from the following page: Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Guidance on how to interpret the Consolidated List can be found here: Guide to Australia’s Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
If you have any queries, please contact the Australian Sanctions Office atsanctions@dfat.gov.au.
Australian Sanctions Office
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Australian Sanctions Office | Regulatory and Legal Policy Division
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Category: UNSC (United Nations)
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Notice of Changes to the Consolidated List – 22 May 2026
DFAT updated the Consolidated List on 22 May 2026 following receipt of the attached advice from the United Nations Sanctions Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (ISIL (Da ’esh) and Al-Qaida). The changes include
- The removal of 7 individuals under the ISIL (Da ’esh) and Al-Qaida sanctions framework.
The updated Consolidated List can be downloaded from the following page: Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Guidance on how to interpret the Consolidated List can be found here: Guide to Australia ’s Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
If you have any queries, please contact the Australian Sanctions Office at sanctions@dfat.gov.au.
Australian Sanctions Office
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Notice of Changes to the Consolidated List – 8 May 2026
DFAT updated the Consolidated List on 8 May 2026. The changes include:
- three new persons and one new entity added under the Charter of the United Nations Act Part 3 (UNSC 1373 framework) relating to counter terrorism financing
- four new persons and a number of minor amendments to existing listings following receipt of the attached advices from the United Nations Security Council Committees established pursuant to resolutions 1591 concerning Sudan and 1988 (2011) concerning Afghanistan and the Taliban, respectively.
The updated Consolidated List can be downloaded from the following page: Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Guidance on how to interpret the Consolidated List can be found here: Guide to Australia’s Consolidated List | Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
If you have any queries, please contact the Australian Sanctions Office atsanctions@dfat.gov.au.
Australian Sanctions Office
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Australian Sanctions Office | Regulatory and Legal Policy Division
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
And, since it’s been a while, and since it was attached to the email, here are the UN notices:
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FINMA’s Taliban notice:
NEWS
01 May 2026
Financial sanction
2026
Updated sanction message: Taliban
The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) has amended the list of sanctioned natural persons, undertakings and organizations of the Regulation of 21. March 2025 on measures against persons and organizations associated with the Taliban (SR 946.231.07).
By decision of 28. In April 2026, the responsible UN Sanctions Committee changed the list of persons, companies and organizations sanctioned in this context. The change is directly applicable in Switzerland. The SECO therefore has on 29. April 2026, the sanctions database SESAM (SECO Sanctions Management), which is relevant for Switzerland, was adapted and the adjustment was published on its website.
In accordance with the provisions of the Regulation, financial intermediaries are required to implement the prohibitions, to block the assets of the sanctioned persons and to report the business relationships concerned to SECO. The report to SECO does not relieve a financial intermediary from making additional clarifications in the event of suspicion in accordance with Art. 6 GwG and, if he cannot clear them, to report it immediately to the notification office for money laundering in accordance with Art. 9 GwG.and their Sudan notice:
Updated sanction message: Sudan
The Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research WBF has adopted an amendment to the Annex to the Regulation of 25. May 2005 on measures against Sudan (SR 946.231.18).
The UN Sanctions Committee responsible for Sudan on 28. April 2026, the list of sanctioned natural persons, companies and organizations was amended. The change is directly applicable in Switzerland. The SECO therefore has on 29. April 2026, the sanctions database SESAM (SECO Sanctions Management), which is relevant for Switzerland, was adapted and published the adjustment on its website.
In accordance with the provisions of the Regulation, financial intermediaries are required to implement the prohibitions, to block the assets of the sanctioned persons and to report the business relationships concerned to SECO. The report to SECO does not relieve a financial intermediary from making additional clarifications in the event of suspicion in accordance with Art. 6 GwG and, if he cannot clear them, to report it immediately to the notification office for money laundering in accordance with Art. 9 GwG.and the updates – Taliban:
and Sudan:
Links:
Update Files:
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In fact, these arrived in my inbox before the OFSI ones did…
On April 28th, 2026, the UN Security Council Sudan Sanctions Committee amended four names on its sanctions list. For more information, consult the Press Release.
This amendment takes effect immediately under Canadian sanctions legislation, pursuant to the Regulations Implementing the United Nations Resolutions on Sudan.
For further information on UN Security Council sanctions list, consult List of updates to the UNSC Consolidated List | Security Council.
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On April 28th, 2026, the UN Security Council ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee amended four names on its sanctions list. For more information, consult the Press Release.
This amendment takes effect immediately under Canadian sanctions legislation, pursuant to the Regulations Implementing the United Nations Resolutions on Taliban, ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida.
For further information on UN Security Council sanctions list, consult List of updates to the UNSC Consolidated List | Security Council.
You can find both those UNSC updates right here, on this ol’ blog.
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Today, Wednesday 29 April, the UK Government has sanctioned 1 individual and varied 3 designations under the Sudan Sanctions Regime. This reflects their addition to the UN Sanctions List on 28 April, pursuant to UN Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005) Sanctions Committee.
Designated Individual:
Name: UN ID: Unique ID: Al-Goney Hamdan DAGALO SDi.011 SUD0036 Varied Individuals:
Name: UN ID: Unique ID: Alvaro Andres Quijano BECERRA SDi.012 SUD0026 Claudia Viviana Oliveros FORERO SDi.013 SUD0028 Mateo Andres Duque BOTERO SDi.014 SUD0029 Furthermore, the UK Government has varied 17 designations sanctioned under the Afghanistan Sanctions Regime. The reflects amendments made to the UN Sanctions List on 28 April, pursuant to UN Security Council Resolution 1988 (2011) Sanctions Committee.
Varied Individuals:
Name: UN ID: Unique ID: Abdul Kabir MOHAMMAD JAN TAi.003 AFG0007 ABDUL MANSUR TAi.007 AFG0011 FAZL MAZLOOM TAi.023 AFG0023 ABDUL QUL TAi.027 AFG0027 ABDUL BAQI AWAL SHAH TAi.038 AFG0034 DIN HANIF TAi.043 AFG0038 HAMDULLAH NOMANI TAi.044 AFG0039 NOORUDDIN QASIM TAi.058 AFG0046 MOHAMMAD AKHUND TAi.060 AFG0047 NAJIBULLAH HIDAYATULLAH TAi.071 AFG0055 ABDUL-HAQ WASSIQ TAi.082 AFG0062 KHAIRULLAH KHAIRKHWAH TAi.093 AFG0071 NOOR SAQIB TAi.110 AFG0088 HAMIDULLAH SHER MOHAMMAD TAi.118 AFG0092 Azizirahman ABDUL AHAD TAi.121 AFG0094 SIRAJUDDIN HAQQANI TAi.144 AFG0112 AHMAD AGHA TAi.156 AFG0122 The UK Government has also varied the designation of 1 individual sanctioned under the Russia Sanctions Regime.
Varied Individual:
Name: Unique ID: Kantemir Kaparbekovich CHALBAYEV RUS2990 Here are the OSFI Notices – Sudan:
and Russia:
The email also included links to the UNSC (United Nations Sanctions Committees) press releases, which are included or referenced here in their own post, so why duplicate them?
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The United Nations Security Council Subsidiary Organs Branch (the Secretariat) conveys updates to the Committees’ lists and to the United Nations Security Council Consolidated List, to States, regional and sub-regional organizations, and private entities/individuals by e-mail at the time updates are made to the Lists. At this time, not all documents are available in all languages.
The updates to the lists mentioned in the subject above were made on 28 April 2026.
To this effect, please see the United Nations Security Council Press Releases:
Attached are the notes verbale addressed to Permanent Representatives and Observers to the United Nations in New York conveying the changes made.
An updated version of the United Nations Security Council Consolidated List is accessible in XML and HTML formats in all United Nations official languages at the following URL: United Nations Security Council Consolidated List | Security Council
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New York, NY 10017, USAThe Sudan update:
and the Taliban one:
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Today, 16 April, the UK government varied 1 entity and 2 individuals under the Afghanistan sanctions regime and corrected 1 entity under the Global Human Rights regime
Entities Varied:
Name Unique ID HAJI KHAIRULLAH HAJI SATTAR MONEY EXCHANGE AFG0001 Individuals Varied:
Entities Corrected:
Name Unique ID BSQUARE TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD GHR0183 (remember, those links are to FCDO’s UK Sanctions List pages for those parties – and the Download button makes a nice ODT document you can open in the word processor of your choice)
Here’s OSFI’s Afghanistan/Taliban notice:
and the Global Human Rights one:
and, once more, here’s our recent blog post on the UN action, which includes a link to the press release.
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Greetings,
On April 15th, 2026, the UN Security Council ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee amended four names on its sanctions list. For more information, consult the Press Release.
This amendment takes effect immediately under Canadian sanctions legislation, pursuant to the Regulations Implementing the United Nations Resolutions on Taliban, ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida.
For further information on UN Security Council sanctions list, consult List of updates to the UNSC Consolidated List | Security Council.
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The FINMA Notice:
Updated sanction message: Taliban
The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) has amended the list of sanctioned natural persons, undertakings and organizations of the Regulation of 21. March 2025 on measures against persons and organizations associated with the Taliban (SR 946.231.07).
By decision of 13. In April 2026, the responsible UN Sanctions Committee changed the list of persons, companies and organizations sanctioned in this context. The amendment is directly applicable in Switzerland. SECO has therefore on 14. April 2026, the sanctions database SESAM (SECO Sanctions Management), which is relevant for Switzerland, was adapted and the adjustment was published on its website.
In accordance with the provisions of the Regulation, financial intermediaries are required to implement the prohibitions, to block the assets of the sanctioned persons and to report the business relationships concerned to SECO. The report to SECO does not relieve a financial intermediary from making additional clarifications in the event of suspicion in accordance with Art. 6 GwG and, if he cannot clear them, to report it immediately to the notification office for money laundering in accordance with Art. 9 GwG.SECO issued a second notice on Friday morning, which fixed the broken link to the program page, so…
The update:
Links: