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UN Sanctions Committee Addresses Mistaken Identities in Sanctions Lists

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ThreatCluster •November 3, 2026 at 18:16 UTC
  • •Individuals can contest mistaken identities on UN sanctions lists.
  • •Submissions must be made to the Focal Point for Delisting.
  • •The UN aims to ensure fairness in sanctions application.

The UN Security Council has published guidelines for individuals who believe they have been mistakenly identified in sanctions lists. Those affected can submit communications to the Focal Point for Delisting, providing their details and claims of mistaken identity. This initiative aims to address issues arising from false identifications that may have led to unjust sanctions. The guidelines specify the process for submitting these communications, including contact information and the decision-making process of the Sanctions Committee. This move is part of ongoing efforts to ensure fairness in the application of sanctions. The resolution and guidelines reflect the UN's commitment to rectifying errors in its sanctions lists.

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How can I submit a mistaken identity claim?
Individuals can submit claims to the Focal Point for Delisting via email at [email protected].
What information is needed for the submission?
Claimants should provide their details and explain the basis for their mistaken identity claim.
What is the purpose of these guidelines?
The guidelines aim to provide a clear process for individuals to contest their inclusion in UN sanctions lists due to errors.