Sanctions

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This subtopic provides an overview of sanctions. It is aimed at lawyers who need a high-level overview of the legal framework. This subtopic contains the following guidance:

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    Practice Note: The UK sanctions framework under SAMLA 2018

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    Practice Note:Understanding the UK trade sanctions regime

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    Practice Note:UK sanctions regimes currently in force

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    Practice Note: UK sanctions regimes currently in force

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    Practice Note: Sanctions regime—global

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