United Nations Security Council
The UN Security Council Consolidated List is the central official list covering individuals and entities subject to Security Council sanctions measures. The official page provides PDF, XML and HTML versions.
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A simple reference page linking directly to official sanctions, designation and related restrictive-list sources and their published formats.
These links are provided for reference and access to official source materials. The links are provided as of 6 October 2026. Users must independently check the relevant official source, its latest update, applicable jurisdiction and legal requirements before relying on any information.
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The UN Security Council Consolidated List is the central official list covering individuals and entities subject to Security Council sanctions measures. The official page provides PDF, XML and HTML versions.
BFIU publishes a Domestic Sanction List and provides sanctions-related resources, including UNSC sanctions implementation information. The domestic list is an important Bangladesh-specific reference.
OFAC's Sanctions List Service provides current sanctions-list data for download, including the SDN List and consolidated non-SDN sanctions lists.
The European Commission provides the official EU sanctions resources, including the consolidated list of individuals, groups and organisations subject to EU financial sanctions.
The UK Sanctions List is the current official source for UK sanctions designations. The UK government publishes the list in multiple formats, including XML, CSV, PDF, HTML, ODS, ODT and TXT.
India's Directorate of Enforcement (ED) is a financial-investigation and enforcement agency rather than a standalone sanctions-list publisher. For Indian designations and restrictive measures, the official MHA UAPA lists and FIU-IND sanctions resources are more appropriate.
Pakistan's National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) provides official resources concerning proscribed persons and organizations under the Anti-Terrorism Act framework, including financial restrictions. This is a domestic restrictive-list resource, not an equivalent of OFAC or the UN list.
Bank Negara Malaysia confirms that reporting institutions must screen against the Domestic List of specified or designated persons and entities under Malaysia's AMLA framework. The list is published through the Gazette and Ministry of Home Affairs channels.
Indonesia's PPATK publishes the Daftar Terduga Teroris dan Organisasi Teroris (DTTOT), a domestic terrorism-financing designation list used for targeted financial sanctions and immediate blocking measures under the national framework.
Singapore's Monetary Authority provides official lists of designated individuals and entities under the Terrorism (Suppression of Financing) Act, alongside UN-linked sanctions lists. The domestic counter-terrorism designation list is separately identified in the official source.
The UAE Cabinet approves national lists of terrorist persons and organizations. The UAE legislation portal publishes the relevant Cabinet resolutions and attached lists; the current 2026 resolution should be checked at source for the latest designation status.
The Australian Sanctions Office maintains the official Consolidated List of persons, entities and vessels subject to Australian sanctions. It combines UN designations with Australian autonomous sanctions and is therefore a national legal screening source rather than a purely domestic-only list.
Canada maintains a national autonomous sanctions framework and a separate list of terrorist entities under the Criminal Code. FINTRAC directs reporting entities to the official Canadian sanctions and terrorist-entity sources for screening and reporting obligations.
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