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Listing under the EU's standalone Russia human-rights sanctions regime (Decision (CFSP) 2024/1484 and Regulation (EU) 2024/1485, adopted separately from the 2014 territorial-integrity regime), which targets individuals responsible for serious human-rights violations in Russia. This tranche responds to the barring of Yabloko — one of the last legally registered opposition parties — from the 18-20 September 2026 State Duma elections, and the related 11-year-plus prison sentence handed to Yabloko deputy chair Lev Shlosberg over anti-war speech. Those listed include the three Supreme Court judges and Prosecutor General's Office official involved in the exclusion decision, the judge and prosecutor behind the Shlosberg sentence, and judges from the trials of Yabloko leaders Maxim Kruglov and Nikolai Rybakov.
10 new designations under an existing, narrower EU sanctions regime (Russia human-rights track, distinct from the broader territorial-integrity list) — a targeted individual listing, not a sectoral or economy-wide measure. The binding effect (asset freeze, no-funds obligation, travel ban) is immediate and EU-wide, which is why this clears quant rather than qual, but the scope is the 10-person designee count disclosed by the Council, not a trade value.
on censorship/repression figures to judicial and prosecutorial actors directly involved in the Yabloko exclusion and Shlosberg prosecution.
children-deportation listing under the territorial-integrity regime (see 2026-09-28-eu-council-regulation-2184-ukraine-children-deportation-sanctions) — two distinct EU sanctions programmes acted on in the same Council round.
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