As a Member State to the United Nations (UN), South Africa is required to enforce and implement the sanctions measures as listed under Chapter VII, Article 41 of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). There is currently no legislation in South Africa that has been passed to give effect to UNSC sanctions, but the country is implementing required measures against listed individuals and entities. Although, South Africa does not have its own sanctions list, it implements the UNSC sanctions list as it is.
Industry must take note of the following UNSC Resolutions with regard to non-proliferation sanctions as listed under Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter:
UNSC Resolution 2367 adopted on 11 September 2017
UNSC Resolution 2371 adopted on 05 August 2017
UNSC Resolution 2356 adopted on 02 June 2017
UNSC Resolution 2345 adopted on 23 March 2017
UNSC Resolution 2321 adopted on 30 November 2016
UNSC Resolution 2231 adopted on 20 July 2015
UNSC Resolution 2224 adopted on 09 June 2015
UNSC Resolution 2207 adopted on 03 March 2015
UNSC Resolution 2159 adopted on 09 June 2014
UNSC Resolution 2141 adopted on 05 March 2014
UNSC Resolution 2094 adopted on 07 March 2013
UNSC Resolution 2087 adopted on 22 January 2013
UNSC Resolution 2049 adopted on 07 June 2012
UNSC Resolution 2050 adopted on 12 June 2012
UNSC Resolution 1984 adopted on 02 June 2011
UNSC Resolution 1985 adopted on 10 June 2011
UNSC Resolution 1928 adopted on 07 June 2010
UNSC Resolution 1887 adopted on 24 September 2009
UNSC Resolution 1835 adopted on 27 September 2008
UNSC Resolution 1803 adopted on 03 March 2008
UNSC Resolution 1747 adopted on 24 March 2007
UNSC Resolution 1737 adopted on 23 December 2006
UNSC Resolution 1696 adopted on 31 July 2006
An extensive and updated list of all the Resolutions adopted by the UNSC can be accessed through the following link. https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/content/resolutions