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FCDO publishes 12 November sanctions notice for DR Congo

The DRC designations page now carries the 12 November 2026 FCDO sanctions notice as current; screen additions, revocations, variations and corrections against the UK Sanctions List.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 12 November 2026

Financial Sector & Markets

Industry: Across industries

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has published a new Democratic Republic of the Congo sanctions noticeGOV dated 12 November 2026GOV, which now takes the current-notice slot on the DRC designations and sanctions-notices page. The new notice runs to 3 pages (PDF, 140 KB); the previous current notice of 17 July 2026 (11 pages, 171 KB)GOV is retained on the page as the inline previous linkGOV. FCDO notices in this series, issued from 28 January 2026, record additions, revocations and delistings, and variations and corrections to the UK Sanctions List.

Each notice sets out, for its relevant date, the changes to the list. Additions are new designations. Delistings are removals following a United Nations decision, while revocations are removals following an official decision-making process. Variations change an existing designation and corrections make administrative amendments. Within a notice, deleted information appears in strikethrough and red, and newly added information is underlined and highlighted in yellow — so a screener can see exactly what moved.

The DRC regime permits the designation of individuals and entities involved in the commission of serious human rights violations or abuses or violations of international humanitarian law in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in obstructing or undermining respect for democracy, the rule of law and good governance there, or in the production, manufacture or use of improvised explosive devices or attacks using them. The regulations also reach persons owned or controlled by, acting for, or associated with such a person. Those are the same criteria set out in the designation provisions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019.

Entries on a notice carry the identifiers a screening team needs: unique ID, regime name, sanctions imposed, the UK statement of reasons and designation source (UK or UN), with dates designated and last updated and the OFSI group ID. Individual entries add names and aliases, dates of birth, nationalities, passport and national-identifier details, positions and addresses; entity entries add entity type, subsidiaries and parent companies, business registration numbers and contact details. The format guide for the UK Sanctions List explains each field, and the searchable UK Sanctions List carries the consolidated position.

For screening purposes the 12 November notice is now the current statement of the listGOV, with the July notice retained as the previous link; additions designate new persons, variations change existing designations, and revocations and delistings remove entries. Legal basis: the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Part 2, designation of persons).

Run the 12 November 2026 DRC notice against client, counterparty and transaction screening lists, treating it as the current statement and checking additions, variations, revocations and delistings.

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