UNSC 1718 Designated Vessels List

Vessels designated under UN Security Council sanctions, including asset freezes, port entry bans, and other restrictions.

The 1718 Designated Vessels List details vessels subject to sanctions under various UN Security Council resolutions. These measures include:

Asset freezes, financial restrictions, and the freezing of economic resources, as specified in resolutions 1718 (2006) and 2270 (2016).
De-flagging, port entry bans, and asset freezes for vessels linked to nuclear or ballistic missile activities under resolution 2321 (2016).
Port entry restrictions for vessels involved in prohibited activities under resolutions 2371 (2017) and 2375 (2017), with exceptions for emergencies or approved humanitarian reasons.
Sanctions on vessels controlled or operated by Ocean Maritime Management (KPe.020) under resolution 2270 (2016), recognizing them as economic resources.

Data overview

Entities:

Total	122
Searchable	61
Targets	59

Entity types:

Vessels	59
Legal entities	2

Countries:

North Korea	20
Sierra Leone	1
Kiribati	1
Cambodia	1

Publisher:

United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

The Security Council has primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. Under the Charter of the United Nations, all Member States are obligated to comply with Council decisions.

The Security Council takes the lead in determining the existence of a threat to the peace or act of aggression. It calls upon the parties to a dispute to settle it by peaceful means and recommends methods of adjustment or terms of settlement. In some cases, the Security Council can resort to imposing sanctions or even authorize the use of force to maintain or restore international peace and security. Source: Official Website

Collections:

in Consolidated Sanctions · OpenSanctions Default

Information:

main.un.org

Source data:

docs.google.com · CSV

Coverage:

added 2024-12-13 · current until 2020-06-04 · frequency: not automated

Last processed:

2024-12-13 12:36:13

Last change:

2024-12-11

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Downloads contain the full set of entities contained in this dataset. You can fetch a simplified tabular form, or detailed, structured data in JSON format. Updated files will be provided once a day at the same location.

File name	Export type	Size
`entities.ftm.json`	FollowTheMoney entities	86.06 KB
`names.txt`	Target names text file	1,010 B
`senzing.json`	Senzing entity format	33.31 KB
`source.csv`	Source data	15.43 KB
`targets.nested.json`	Targets as nested JSON	86.85 KB
`targets.simple.csv`	Targets as simplified CSV	18.33 KB

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Recent additions

The following targeted entities have been added to this data source most recently:

Added	Name	Type	Countries
2022-08-04	HAPJANGGANG SHIPPING CORP	Company	North Korea
2022-08-04	PHYONGCHON SHIPPING & MARINE	Company	North Korea
2020-06-04	Ji Song 6	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Po Thong Gang	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Pi Ruy Gang	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Yu Jong 2	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Wan Heng 11	Vessel	North Korea · Belize
2020-06-04	Thae Pyong San	Vessel	Kiribati · North Korea
2020-06-04	New Regent	Vessel	Panama · North Korea
2020-06-04	An San 1	Vessel	North Korea · Russia
2020-06-04	Hoe Ryong	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Ji Hye San	Vessel	North Korea
2020-06-04	Asia Bridge 1	Vessel	Belize
2020-06-04	South Hill 2	Vessel	Sierra Leone
2020-06-04	Hap Jang Gang 6	Vessel	North Korea · Cambodia

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