Chinese sanctions

Chinese sanctions are financial and trade restrictions imposed against individuals, entities, and jurisdictions whose actions have been determined by the government of the People's Republic of China to be contrary to certain Chinese national interests. China maintains three unilateral sanctions programs in addition to implementing the multilateral sanction decisions adopted by the United Nations Security Council.

China's three unilateral sanctions programs are separately administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, and the Taiwan Affairs Office. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains a sanctions list that imposes travel, trade, and financial restrictions against targeted individuals and entities accused of interfering with China's domestic affairs or endangering China's interests.[1] The Ministry of Commerce maintains the "Unreliable Entity List", which heavily restricts allowable business and investment activity in China by listed entities.[2] The Taiwan Affairs Office implements sanctions against Taiwan and targets entities and individuals accused of promoting Taiwanese independence.[3]

In September 2020, the Ministry of Commerce issued new rules allowing for the creation of the "Unreliable Entity List", and the National People's Congress followed up soon after in June 2021 by promulgating the "Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law", which established a legal framework for maintaining previous sanctions. The law also allowed Chinese ministries, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Taiwan Affairs Office, to implement new blocking sanctions against foreign individuals and entities.[4] The Taiwan Affairs Office announced its first sanction under the new law in November 2021, and the Ministry of Commerce announced its first Unreliable Entity List designation in February 2023.

As of August 2024, over 100 individuals and entities have been sanctioned by China.[5]

Sanctions announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Date	Country/Region	Individual/entity	Position when sanctioned	Restrictions			Ref.
				Travel restriction[note 1]	Prohibit contact[note 2]	Asset freeze[note 3]
2 December 2019	United States	National Endowment for Democracy		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[6]
		National Democratic Institute for International Affairs		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		International Republican Institute		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Human Rights Watch		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Freedom House		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
13 July 2020		Congressional-Executive Commission on China		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[7][8]
		Sam Brownback	United States Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
13 July 2020 10 August 2020		Marco Rubio	United States Senator	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[7][8][9]
13 July 2020 10 August 2020		Ted Cruz		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
13 July 2020 10 August 2020		Chris Smith	Member of the U.S. House of Representatives	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
14 July 2020 / 26 October 2020 / 21 February 2022 / 16 February 2023		Lockheed Martin Corporation	U.S. defense company	Yes	Yes	Not announced	[10][11][12][13]
10 August 2020		Josh Hawley	United States Senator	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[9][14]
		Tom Cotton		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Pat Toomey		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Carl Gershman	President of the National Endowment for Democracy	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Derek J. Mitchell	President of the Institute for Democracy in International Affairs	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Daniel Twining	President of the International Republican Institute	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Kenneth Roth	Executive director of the Human Rights Watch	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Michael Abramowitz	President of Freedom House	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
26 October 2020		Boeing Defense, Space & Security	U.S. defense company	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[11]
26 October 2020 / 21 February 2022 / 16 February 2023		Raytheon Corporation[note 4]		Yes	Yes	Not announced	[11][12][13]
26 October 2020		Other individuals and entities that played a role in selling weapons to Taiwan	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[11]
30 November 2020		John Knaus	Senior Director of the Asia Affairs of the National Endowment for Democracy	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[15]
		Manpreet Singh Anand	Asia Project Leader of the Institute for Democracy in International Affair	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Crystal Rosario	Hong Kong Branch Director of the Institute for Democracy in International Affairs	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Kelvin Sit Tak-O	Hong Kong Project Director of the Institute for Democracy in International Affairs	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
21 January 2021		Mike Pompeo	Former U.S. Secretary of State	Yes	Yes		[16][17]
		Peter Navarro	Former Director of Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy	Yes	Yes
		Robert C. O'Brien	Former U.S. National Security Advisor	Yes	Yes
		David R. Stiwell	Former Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs	Yes	Yes
		Matt Pottinger	Former Deputy National Security Advisor	Yes	Yes
		Alex Azar	Former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services	Yes	Yes
		Keith J. Krach	Former Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment	Yes	Yes
		Kelly Craft	Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations	Yes	Yes
		John Bolton	Former U.S. National Security Advisor	Yes	Yes
		Steve Bannon	Former Senior Counselor to the President	Yes	Yes
		The remaining 18 personnel have not been announced	Not announced	Yes	Yes
22 March 2021	European Union  Germany	Reinhard Bütikofer	Member of the European Parliament	Yes	Yes		[18]
		Michael Gahler		Yes	Yes
	European Union  France	Raphaël Glucksmann		Yes	Yes
	European Union  Bulgaria	Ilhan Kyuchyuk		Yes	Yes
	European Union  Slovakia	Miriam Lexmann		Yes	Yes
	Netherlands	Sjoerd Sjoerdsma	Member of the House of Representatives	Yes	Yes
	Belgium	Samuel Cogolati	Member of the Chamber of Representatives	Yes	Yes		[18][19]
	Lithuania	Dovilė Šakalienė	Member of the Seimas	Yes	Yes		[18]
	Germany	Adrian Zenz	Researcher	Yes	Yes
	Sweden	Björn Fredrik Jerdén		Yes	Yes
	European Union	Political and Security Committee			Yes
		European Parliament Subcommittee on Human Rights			Yes
	Germany	Mercator Institute for China Studies			Yes
	Denmark	Alliance of Democracies Foundation			Yes
26 March 2021	United Kingdom	Tom Tugendhat	Member of Parliament Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes	[20]
		Ian Duncan Smith	Member of Parliament	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Neil O'Brien	Member of Parliament	Yes	Yes	Yes
		David Alton	Member of the House of Lords	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Tim Loughton	Member of Parliament	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Nus Ghani	Member of Parliament	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Helena Kennedy	Member of the House of Lords	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Geoffrey Nice	Lawyer	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Joanne Smith-Finley	Activist on Uyghur issues	Yes	Yes	Yes
		China Research Group			Yes	Yes
		Conservative Party Human Rights Commission			Yes	Yes
		Uyghur Tribunal			Yes	Yes
		Essex Court Chambers			Yes	Yes
27 March 2021	United States	Gayle Conelly Manchin	Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes	Yes		[21]
		Tony Perkins	Vice Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes	Yes
	Canada	Michael Chong	Member of Parliament	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Subcommittee on International Human Rights of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development			Yes
17 April 2021	Iceland	Jónas Haraldsso	Lawyer				[22][23]
26 May 2021	United States	Johnnie Moore Jr.	Member of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes			[24]
23 July 2021 / 30 December 2021		Wilbur Ross	Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce	Yes	Yes	Yes	[25][26]
23 July 2021 / 30 December 2021		Carolyn Bartholomew	Chairman of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission	Yes	Yes	Yes
23 July 2021 / 30 December 2021		Jonathan N. Stivers	Former Director of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China	Yes	Yes	Yes
23 July 2021 / 30 December 2021		Doyun Kim	National Democratic Institute	Yes	Yes	Yes
23 July 2021 / 30 December 2021		Adam J. King	International Republican Institute Authorized Representative in Hong Kong	Yes	Yes	Yes
23 July 2021		Sophie Richardson	Human Rights Watch China Director	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[25]
		Hong Kong Democracy Council		Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
21 December 2021		Nadine Maenza	Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes	Yes	Yes	[27]
		Nury Turkel	Vice Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Anurima Bhargava	Member of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom	Yes	Yes	Yes
		James W. Carr		Yes	Yes	Yes
5 August 2022		Nancy Pelosi	Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[28]
12 August 2022	Lithuania	Agnė Vaiciukevičiūtė	Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced	[29]
16 September 2022	United States	Gregory J. Hayes	Chairman of Raytheon Technologies	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
		Ted Colbert	President and CEO of Boeing Defense, Space & Security	Not announced	Not announced	Not announced
23 December 2022		Miles Yu	Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution	Yes	Yes	Yes	[30]
		Todd Stein	Deputy Director of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China	Yes	Yes	Yes
7 April 2023		Sarah May Stern	Chair of the Board of the Hudson Institute	Yes	Yes	Yes	[31]
		John P. Walters	Director of the Hudson Institute	Yes	Yes	Yes
		John Heubusch	Former executive director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Joanne M. Drake	Chief Executive Officer of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Hudson Institute	Civil society	—	Yes	Yes
		Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Center for Public Affairs	Civil society	—	Yes	Yes
13 April 2023		Michael McCaul	Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes	[32]
15 September 2023		Lockheed Martin, St. Louis, Missouri Branch	Military industry	Yes	Yes	Yes	[33]
		Northrop Grumman		Yes	Yes	Yes
26 December 2023		Kharon	Data enterprise	Yes	Yes	Yes	[34]
		Edmund Xu	Director of Investigations of Kharon Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Nicole Morgret	Researcher at the Center for Advanced Defense Studies	Yes	Yes	Yes
7 January 2024		BAE Systems Land and Armament	Military industry	Yes	Yes	Yes	[35]
		Alliant Techsystems Operation		Yes	Yes	Yes
		AeroVironment		Yes	Yes	Yes
		ViaSat[note 5]		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Data Link Solutions		Yes	Yes	Yes
11 April 2024		General Dynamics Land Systems[note 6]		Yes	Yes	Yes	[36]
		General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI)[note 6]		Yes	Yes	Yes
21 May 2024		Mike Gallagher	Former Member of the House of Representatives	Yes	Yes	Yes	[37]
22 May 2024		Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control	Military industry	—	Yes	Yes	[38]
		Lockheed Martin Aeronautics		—	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin Joint Venture		—	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon Missile Systems		—	Yes	Yes
		General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems		—	Yes	Yes
		General Dynamics Information Technology		—	Yes	Yes
		General Dynamics Mission Systems		—	Yes	Yes
		Inter-Coastal Electronics		—	Yes	Yes
		System Studies & Simulation		—	Yes	Yes
		IronMountain Solutions		—	Yes	Yes
		Applied Technologies Group		—	Yes	Yes
		Axient		—	Yes	Yes
		Kathy Warden	Chairman, CEO and President of Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Matthew Bromberg	Vice President of Global Operations of Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Benjamin R. Davies	Vice President and General Manager of Northrop Grumman Strategic Deterrence System	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Thomas H. Jones	Vice President and Aviation Systems President of Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Stephen O'Bryan	Vice President and Global Business Development Officer of Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Roshan Roeder	Vice President and Defense Systems President of Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Firat H. Gezen	Vice President of General Dynamics President of General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Jason W. Aiken	Executive Vice President for Technology, General Dynamics	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Amy Gilliland	Senior Vice President, General Dynamics President, General Dynamics Information Technologies	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Christopher J. Brady	Vice President, General Dynamics President, General Dynamics Mission Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
21 June 2024		Lockheed Martin Missile Systems Integration Laboratory	Military industry	Yes	Yes	Yes	[39]
		Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Ventures		Yes	Yes	Yes
		James D. Taiclet	Chairman, President and CEO of Lockheed Martin	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Frank Andrew St. John	Chief Operating Officer of Lockheed Martin	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Jesus Malave	CFO of Lockheed Martin	Yes	Yes	Yes
12 July 2024		Anduril Industries	Military industry	Yes	Yes	Yes	[40]
		Maritime Tactical Systems		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Pacific Rim Defense		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Aevex Aerospace		Yes	Yes	Yes
		LKD Aerospace		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Summit Technologies Inc.		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Wahid Nawabi	Chairman and President of Anduril Industries	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Kevin McDonnell	Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Anduril Industries	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Brian William Schimpf	CEO of Anduril Industries	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Matthew Marley Grimm	Chief Operating Officer of Anduril Industries	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Gregory Michael Kausner	Senior Vice President of Global Defense, Anduril Industries	Yes	Yes	Yes
1 August 2024		Jim McGovern	Member of the House of Representatives	Yes	Yes	Yes	[41]
18 September 2024	Sierra Nevada Corporation	Military industry	—	Yes	Yes	[42]
	Stick Rudder Enterprises LLC		—	Yes	Yes
	Cubic Corporation		—	Yes	Yes
	S3 AeroDefense		—	Yes	Yes
	TCOM, Limited Partnership		—	Yes	Yes
	TextOre		—	Yes	Yes
	Planate Management Group		—	Yes	Yes
	ACT1 Federal		—	Yes	Yes
	Exovera		—	Yes	Yes
10 October 2024	Edge Autonomy Operations LLC	Military industry	—	Yes	Yes	[43]
	Huntingdon Ingalls Industries Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	Skydio Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	Steven R. Rudder	Founder of Stick Rudder Enterprises LLC	Yes	Yes	Yes
	James William Ickes II	Vice President of Sierra Nevada Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
	David Keith Sutton	Lockheed Martin Asia Director	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Yeong-Tae Pak	Vice President of Aerospace Environment Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Patrick Edward Jankowski	Director of Indo-Pacific Programs, Northrop Grumman Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes
	John Purvis	Former CEO of Edge Autonomous Operations	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Josh Brungardt	Chief Operating Officer of Edge Autonomous Operations	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Christopher Douglas Kastner	President and CEO of Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Adam Bry	Co-founder and CEO of Skydio	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Tom Moss	General Manager of Asia Pacific Region, Skydio	Yes	Yes	Yes
5 December 2024	Teledyne Brown Engineering Inc.	Military industry	—	Yes	Yes	[44]
	BRINC Drones Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	Rapid Flight LLC		—	Yes	Yes
	Red Six Solutions		—	Yes	Yes
	Shield AI Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	SYNEXXUS Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	Firestorm Labs Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	Kratos Unmanned Aerial Systems Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
	HavocAI		—	Yes	Yes
	Neros Technologies		—	Yes	Yes
	Cyberlux Corporation		—	Yes	Yes
	Domo Tactical Communications		—	Yes	Yes
	Group W		—	Yes	Yes
	Barbara Borgonovi	President of Naval Power Strategic Business Unit, Raytheon	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Gerard Hueber	Vice President of Naval Power Strategic Business Unit, Raytheon	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Richard D. Crawford	Founder and CEO of United Technologies Systems Operating Company	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Beth Edler	President of the Data Link Solutions	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Blake Resnick	Founder and CEO of BRINC Drone Inc.	Yes	Yes	Yes
	United Kingdom	Charles Woodburn	CEO of BAE Systems	Yes	Yes		Yes
21 December 2024	Canada	Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Civil society	Yes	Yes	Yes	[45]
		Canada-Tibet Committee		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Mehmet Tohti	Executive Director of the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Jasmine Kainth	Policy and Advocacy Director of the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Yes	Yes	Yes
		David Matas	Legal Advisor of the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Sarah Teich		Yes	Yes	Yes
		John Packer		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Clive Ansley		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Yonah Diamond		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Justine Bernatchez		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Linden Dales		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Charles Burton	Policy Advisor of the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Margarett Mccuaig Johnston		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Marcus Kolga		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Scott Simon		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Conor Healy	Research Consultant of the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Geoffrey Aharon		Yes	Yes	Yes
		Samphe Lhalungpa	Chair of the Canada-Tibet Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Luisa Durante	Vice Chair of the Canada-Tibet Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Sherap Therchin	Executive Director of the Canada-Tibet Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Eliza von Baeyer	Director of the Canada-Tibet Committee	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Youngdoung Tenzin	Community Events Manager of the Tibet Council of Canada	Yes	Yes	Yes
27 December 2024	United States	Insitu, Inc.	Military enterprises	—	Yes	Yes	[46]
		Hudson Technologies Co.		—	Yes	Yes
		Saronic Technologies, Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon Canada		—	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon Australia		—	Yes	Yes
		Aerkomm Inc.		—	Yes	Yes
		Oceaneering International, Inc.		—	Yes	Yes

Sanctions announced by the Ministry of Commerce (Unreliable Entities List)

Date	Country/Region	Entity	Restrictions			Ref.
			Travel restrictions[note 7]	Trade restrictions[note 8]	Investment restrictions[note 9]
16 February 2023	United States	Lockheed Martin Corporation	Yes	Yes	Yes	[47]
		Raytheon Missiles & Defense	Yes	Yes	Yes
20 May 2024		General Atomics Aeronautical Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
		General Dynamics Land Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Boeing Defense, Space & Security	Yes	Yes	Yes
2 January 2025		General Dynamics Information Technology	Yes	Yes	Yes	[48]
		General Dynamics Mission Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
		General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratory	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Aeronautics	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Missile System Integration Laboratory	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Lockheed Martin Ventures	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin Joint Venture	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Raytheon Missile Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes
14 January 2025		Aevex Aerospace	Yes	Yes	Yes	[49]
		LKD Aerospace	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Pacific Rim Defense	Yes	Yes	Yes
		Summit Technologies, Inc.	Yes	Yes	Yes

Sanctions announced by the Taiwan Affairs Office

The Taiwan Affairs office included the following persons or institutions in the list of "Taiwan independence die-hards" and related sub-lists for disciplinary measures, or imposed disciplinary measures in a separate announcement.

Date	Country/Region	Individual/entity	Position when sanctioned	Restrictions			List type	Ref.
				Travel restrictions[note 10]	Prohibition on communication[note 11]	Freezing of property[note 12]
5 November 2021	Republic of China (Taiwan)	Su Tseng-chang	Premier of the Republic of China	Yes	Yes		[A]	[50][51][note 13]
		You Si-kun	President of the Legislative Yuan	Yes	Yes
		Joseph Wu	Minister of Foreign Affairs	Yes	Yes
3 August 2022		Taiwan Foundation for Democracy		Yes	Yes		[B]	[52]
		International Cooperation and Development Fund		Yes	Yes
		Xuande Energy		Yes	Yes		[C]
		Lingwang Technology		Yes	Yes
		Dawn Medical		Yes	Yes
		SkyEye Satellite Technology		Yes	Yes
16 August 2022		Hsiao Bi-khim	Taiwanese Representative in the U.S.	Yes	Yes		[A]	[51][note 13]
		Wellington Koo	Secretary-General of the National Security Council	Yes	Yes
		Tsai Chi-chang	Vice President of the Legislative Yuan	Yes	Yes
		Ker Chien-ming	Majority Leader of the Legislative Yuan	Yes	Yes
		Lin Fei-fan	Deputy Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party	Yes	Yes
		Chen Jiau-hua	Chairperson of the New Power Party	Yes	Yes
		Wang Ting-yu	Member of the Legislative Yuan	Yes	Yes
		Huang Yu-lin	Executive Director of the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy	Yes	Yes			[51]
		Xiang Tianyi	Secretary General of the International Cooperation and Development Foundation	Yes	Yes
7 April 2023		Prospect Foundation		Yes	Yes		[B]	[53]
		Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats		Yes	Yes
15 May 2024		Edward Huang	Current affairs commentator	Yes	Yes			[54]
		Liu Bao-jie	Television host	Yes	Yes
		Yu Beichen	Taoyuan City Councillor	Yes	Yes
		Wang Yi-chuan	Executive Director of the Policy Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party	Yes	Yes
		Lee Cheng-hao	Current affairs commentator	Yes	Yes			[55]
14 October 2024		Robert Tsao	Founder of the United Microelectronics Corporation	Yes	Yes		[A]
		Puma Shen	Member of the Legislative Yuan	Yes	Yes
		Kuma Academy		Yes	Yes		[B]
Notes
The persons listed on the left are those who have been included in the list of “Taiwan independence diehards" by the Taiwan Affairs Office. The institutions listed on the left are included in the list of institutions affiliated with “Taiwan independence diehards" by the Taiwan Affairs Office. The institutions listed on the left are included in the enterprises that donated to institutions affiliated with "Taiwan independence diehards" list by the Taiwan Affairs Office.

Enforcement of UN Security Council sanctions resolutions

Country/Entity	Ministry of Foreign Affairs Notice Number	UN Security Council Resolutions	Ref.
Libya	No. 3/10, 2020, No. 3, 2021	2509/2571	[56][57][58]
Islamic State  al-Qaeda	No. 1 of 2019, No. 5 of 2020	1267/1989/2253	[59][60]
Mali	No. 4, 2019, No. 8/10, 2020	2484/2541	[57][61][62]
Somalia	No. 6, 2019, No. 10/11, 2020	2498/2551	[57][63][64]
Iraq	No. 10, 2020	1518	[57]
Democratic Republic of the Congo	No. 3, 2019, No. 7/10, 2020	2478/2528	[57][65][66]
Sudan	No. 10 of 2020, No. 1 of 2021	2562	[57][67]
Taliban	No. 10, 2020	1988	[57]
Guinea-Bissau	No. 10, 2020	2048	[57]
Central African Republic	No. 1/9/10, 2020	2507/2536	[57][68][69]
Yemen	No. 4/10, 2020, No. 2, 2021	2511/2564	[57][70][71]
South Sudan	No. 2, 2019, No. 6/10, 2020	2471/2521	[57][72][73]
North Korea	International Group Letter [2013] No. 39[note 14]	2094	[74]

Notes

1. Sanctioned individuals and their immediate family members are prohibited from entering mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau
2. Prohibition of Chinese citizens and institutions from dealing with sanctioned individuals or entities
3. Freezing of assets in China
4. Renamed to Raytheon Technologies Corporation in 2020
5. Cancelled on 22 July 2024
6. On 20 May 2024, the Ministry of Commerce listed the above-mentioned enterprises on the list of unreliable entities.
7. Listed companies' executives are prohibited from entering mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, and existing work or residency permits are cancelled
8. Listed companies are prohibited from engaging in import and export trade with mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau
9. Prohibits new investments by listed companies in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau
10. Sanctioned individuals and their immediate family members are prohibited from entering mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau
11. Mainland Chinese residents and institutions are prohibited from trading with sanctions individuals or from dealing with punished entities.
12. Freezing property in mainland China
13. In addition to the above, other measures include: restricting institutions affiliated with them from cooperating with relevant organizations and individuals in the mainland, never allowing companies affiliated with them and their financiers to make profits in the mainland, and taking other necessary disciplinary measures. Criminal liability will be pursued for life.
14. Issued by the International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Transport, not the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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