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NCA’s ‘Online Safety Act’ Guidance explains how the Act strengthens reporting of online child sexual exploitation and abuse by requiring platforms to share intelligence with law enforcement

by AdrianaAMLP | Apr 2, 2026

It highlights the NCA’s central role in receiving, triaging, analysing, and disseminating reports from tech companies through a dedicated reporting system, ensuring that actionable intelligence is passed to UK and international law enforcement agencies. The document...

OFAC sanctions the Rwanda Defence Force and 4 senior officials for supporting the M23 rebel group in eastern DRC, freezing U.S. assets and blocking aid to curb human rights abuses and regional unrest

by AdrianaAMLP | Mar 2, 2026

Treasury designates the Rwandan military and key commanders for providing operational, logistical and material support to the March 23 Movement (M23), a U.S.- and UN-sanctioned armed group responsible for violence and mass displacement in the region. The measures...

The Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 warns that as democracy weakens and authoritarianism rises, corruption, illicit financial flows, and abuse of power are gaining ground globally

by AdrianaAMLP | Feb 4, 2026

The report highlights widespread abuses across multiple regions including repression of women and girls in Afghanistan, ongoing civilian harm in conflicts such as Sudan, Gaza, and Ukraine, and increasing restrictions on civil society, media freedom, and minority...

OFAC designates Iranian officials and 2 crypto exchanges for enabling IRGC-linked finance, sanctions evasion, corruption, and human rights abuse, its first action against Iran-based digital-asset platforms

by AdrianaAMLP | Jan 30, 2026

OFAC designated key Iranian regime figures — including the Minister of the Interior and other commanders of security forces involved in violent repression of protestors — along with Babak Morteza Zanjani, a prominent Iranian investor accused of embezzling and...

U.S Treasury imposes sanctions on nine “shadow fleet” vessels and their operators, cutting off Iranian oil revenues that finance repression, terrorist proxies, and weapons programs

by AdrianaAMLP | Jan 23, 2026

OFAC designated nine vessels and eight companies under sanctions authorities for moving Iranian oil and petroleum products on behalf of Tehran, aiming to disrupt revenue streams used to finance internal repression and support terrorist proxies. These actions block all...

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NCA’s ‘Online Safety Act’ Guidance explains how the Act strengthens reporting of online child sexual exploitation and abuse by requiring platforms to share intelligence with law enforcement

OFAC sanctions the Rwanda Defence Force and 4 senior officials for supporting the M23 rebel group in eastern DRC, freezing U.S. assets and blocking aid to curb human rights abuses and regional unrest

The Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 warns that as democracy weakens and authoritarianism rises, corruption, illicit financial flows, and abuse of power are gaining ground globally

OFAC designates Iranian officials and 2 crypto exchanges for enabling IRGC-linked finance, sanctions evasion, corruption, and human rights abuse, its first action against Iran-based digital-asset platforms

U.S Treasury imposes sanctions on nine “shadow fleet” vessels and their operators, cutting off Iranian oil revenues that finance repression, terrorist proxies, and weapons programs

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