Australian Magnitsky-Style Sanctions Laws Take Effect
Australia’s new Magnitsky-style sanctions laws took effect Dec. 21, allowing the country to craft specific sanctions against human rights abusers, corrupt actors and “significant cyber incidents,” the country’s foreign affairs and trade department said this week. Its parliament earlier this…
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month passed the rules, which had been under review for several years (see 2112020021).