#32026R1402EU keeps South Sudan sanctions listing for Michael Makuei Lueth
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This regulation keeps EU restrictive measures in place against Michael Makuei Lueth, a senior South Sudanese official, and updates his entry in the EU sanctions list. The updated listing reflects his current role as Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and repeats the EU’s reasons for maintaining sanctions against him. The practical impact is mainly for banks, insurers, exporters, professional services firms, and compliance teams in the EU. They should make sure screening systems, sanctions databases, and customer checks reflect the updated identifying information and continue to block prohibited dealings with the listed person.
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Key Changes
- Maintains EU restrictive measures against Michael Makuei Lueth
- Updates his sanctions-list entry with current identifying and role information
- Applies directly across all EU Member States from the day after publication
Obligations
What this law requires
Apply the amended Annex II listing for Michael MAKUEI LUETH, including updated identifying information and his current role as Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of South Sudan, from the regulation’s entry into force.
Continue treating Michael MAKUEI LUETH as a person subject to EU restrictive measures under Annex II to Regulation (EU) 2015/735; the Council maintained his listing and replaced entry number 1 with the updated entry.