#32026D1401EU Keeps South Sudan Sanctions Listing for Michael Makuei Lueth
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This decision keeps EU restrictive measures in place against Michael Makuei Lueth and updates his entry on the South Sudan sanctions list. The update reflects his current role as South Sudan’s Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, after previously serving as Minister for Information and Broadcasting. For businesses, banks, insurers, logistics providers, NGOs, and compliance teams, the practical point is simple: EU sanctions screening should continue to flag Michael Makuei Lueth. Any dealings that could involve listed persons should be checked against EU asset-freeze and travel-restriction rules.
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Key Changes
- Maintains EU restrictive measures against Michael Makuei Lueth
- Updates his sanctions-list entry with his current government role
- Confirms the amendment takes effect the day after publication in the EU Official Journal
Obligations
What this law requires
Continue treating Michael Makuei Lueth as a listed person under Annex II to Decision (CFSP) 2015/740; sanctions screening systems should identify his updated entry, including his current role as Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of South Sudan.
Check proposed dealings involving Michael Makuei Lueth against the EU restrictive measures applicable to persons listed under Decision (CFSP) 2015/740 before making funds, economic resources, services, or other support available.