Al-Qaeda Sanctions List (previously Known As The Consolidated List)
Pursuant to resolution 1390 (2002) the committee established and maintains a list which serves as the foundation for the implementation and enforcement of the sanctions measures imposed against those individuals and entities associated with Al-Qaeda as designated by the Committee. The list is split into two sections covering: (1) individuals associated with Al-Qaeda and (2) entities and other groups and undertakings associated with Al-Qaeda.
The List, whose count changes frequently due to listings and de-listings, contains approximately 310 individuals and entities against whom three sanctions measures: (1) assets freeze, (2) travel ban, and (3) arms embargo, must be applied by all Member States. The Committee oversees the implementation of these three sanctions measures, considers names submitted for listing and de-listing, as well as any additional information on the listed individuals and entities.
According to the Committee’s website, the List currently consists of:
- 242 Individuals associated with Al-Qaeda
- 68 Entities and other groups and undertakings associated with Al-Qaeda
In accordance with paragraph 14 of resolution 1904 (2009), the Committee has made accessible Narrative Summaries of the reasons for listing for most of the names on the List.
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