Past Subjects of IEEPA Emergencies
- Haiti (1991–1994)
- Iraq (1990-2004 for invading Kuwait)
- Kuwait (1990–1991, while occupied by Iraq)
- Liberia (2001-2004 for human rights violations)
- Libya (1986-2004 for sponsoring terrorism)
- Nicaragua (1985-1990 for aggressive activities in Central America)
- Panama (1988-1990 for military coup by Manuel Noriega)
- Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2003 for sponsoring Serb nationalist groups)
- Sierra Leone (2001-2004 for human rights violations)
- South Africa (1985-1991 for maintaining apartheid)
- UNITA (1993-2003 for interfering with UN peacekeeping efforts)
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