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Security Council 1533 Sanctions Committee Adds Six Individuals and Two Entities to Its Sanctions List
Despite Trump’s wishes, Iran is dragging the US into a long war
Queensland mining equipment company fined more than $126,000 for illegal exports to Russia
Latvia has improved its foreign bribery frameworks and enforcement, but further measures are needed to maintain progress, says the OECD Working Group on Bribery
Toowoomba locals proud to honour home
Foreign Minister to visit Singapore and Japan
Stronger Penalties For Tax Misconduct
Despite its best efforts, Iran won’t be able to toll the Strait of Hormuz. Here’s why
Ashurst represents Circuit Fabology Microelectronics Equipment on its successful Hong Kong IPO
UN experts urge reversal of disciplinary actions against judges applying international human rights law: Peru
Children left defenceless as rights groups are forced out, UN committee warns: Occupied Palestinian Territory
Iran peace deal must not come at the cost of human rights, warn UN experts
Security Council Sanctions Committee concerning Democratic Republic of the Congo Discusses Final Report of Group of Experts
Freedom of expression must not be treated as fodder for geopolitics or commodity for trade tariffs says UN expert
APRA sets out minimum expectations to strengthen industry readiness for geopolitical shocks
Joint statement on human rights sanctions in response to escalating settler violence in the West Bank
Further Sanctions On Hamas And Palestinian Islamic Jihad
Five illegal tobacconists closed after joint agency operation – Cessnock
Government Must Act To Stop Russian Timber Trade
3 Persons and 4 entities listed under the Autonomous Sanctions Regulations 2011 – Human Rights
Anti-Money Laundering legislation to affect real estate sales from 1 July 2026
HMAS Toowoomba returns to Western Australia from regional presence deployment
A key science publishing platform is cracking down on AI slop
Security Council Sanctions Committee Concerning South Sudan Discusses Final Report of Panel of Experts
7 Persons and 4 entities listed under the Autonomous Sanctions Regulations 2011 – Iran
Autonomous sanctions targeting Iran’s campaign of oppression and destabilisation
Listings Under Parts 3 And 4 Of Charter Of UN Act 1945
New Counter-terrorism Financing Sanctions 8 May
Türk calls on Tunisia to end repressive measures against civil society and media
NZ announces sanctions on malicious Russian cyber actors, online platforms
Decisive national action is needed to tackle illegal tobacco crisis
UN experts deplore reprisals against Judge Ordóñez: Peru
20,000 stranded seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz face missile fears, exhaustion and isolation
Strong Action Taken Against Childcare Provider
UN experts warn of torture, suicide attempts, deaths and reprisals in custody: Belarus
UN experts demand accountability for trafficking allegations in ‘Epstein files’, warn of continuing violence of patriarchal power systems
Cases of artist Gao Zhen and lawyer Yu Wensheng: China
Concerns over trial of artist Gao Zhen: China
UN experts alarmed by law targeting LGBT, women’s rights advocates and independent voices in Belarus
Court Rules Against Jason Shurka in EESystem Case; $54,034 in Federal Sanctions Ordered
Conference on negative impact of sanctions in humanitarian action at Palais des Nations this week
UN expert urges Tunisia to end criminalisation of Judge Anas Hmedi
Rudeness May Be Rewarded – As Response To Rudeness
Can countries replace SWIFT? Evidence from Russia suggests not easily
Donations in disguise: the warning for Australians to avoid unwittingly financing terrorism
UN Special Rapporteur expresses deep concern over announcements of pardons for members of security forces involved in human rights violations
Aussie holiday homes lose tax perks and face council crackdowns – Brisbane tech founder says shared ownership is the next wave
Traffic light system proves results

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