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前几天美国刚刚制裁了两个ICC judge, 包括tavel ban which extends to their family members
https://www.jurist.org/news/2025 ... in-war-crimes-case/
The US government on Friday announced sanctions on two judges from the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court, Gocha Lordkipanidze of Georgia and Erdenebalsuren Damdin of Mongolia, due to their “illegitimate targeting of Israel.” The sanctions bar the named individuals from entry into the US, and extends to their family members. The measures also block any assets the individuals hold in the US.
还有你居住的国家就有明确规定制裁是可以延申到family members 的。
https://www.dfat.gov.au/internat ... ion-sanctions#_edn2
3. Who can be listed under the criteria?
The Regulations enable the Minister for Foreign Affairs (the Minister) to designate a person or entity for targeted financial sanctions and declare a person for a travel ban (together referred to as ‘listings' in this document). Australia's autonomous sanctions allow for both State and non-State actors to be sanctioned.
The Minister can only list a person or entity if all or part of the sanctionable conduct occurred outside of Australia.
The application of the frameworks is reserved for the most egregious situations of international concern.
Human Rights criteria
The Minister has discretion, with agreement of the Attorney-General and after consultation with other Ministers as appropriate, to list a person or entity if the Minister is satisfied that the following has been established:
An act has occurred that constitutes a serious violation or serious abuse1 of a person's:
right to life;
right not to be subjected to torture, or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; or
right not to be held in slavery or servitude, or right not to be required to perform forced or compulsory labour.
The person or entity to be listed has engaged in, has been responsible for, or has been complicit in the act set out above.
The listing criteria for the human rights framework also covers an ‘immediate family member'2 of a designated person3 and a person who or entity which has obtained a financial or other benefit as the result of an act of a designated person or entity4.
Corruption criteria
The Minister has discretion, with agreement of the Attorney-General and after consultation with other Ministers as appropriate, to list a person or entity if the Minister is satisfied that the following has been established:
An act has occurred that constitutes a serious act of corruption (for the purposes of the autonomous corruption sanctions framework, corruption is defined to mean bribery or misappropriation of property - this may differ from definitions of corruption in other jurisdictions).
The person or entity to be listed has engaged in, has been responsible for, or has been complicit in the act set out above.
The listing criteria for the corruption framework also covers an ‘immediate family member'5 of a designated person6 and a person or entity that has obtained a financial or other benefit as the result of an act of a designated person or entity.7 |
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