UNITED NATIONS A1 TERRORISM & SANCTIONS HIGH RISK Published 14 Oct 2026 at 10:56 UTC, affecting HT

UN: Security Council, 10241st Meeting (AM) Haiti

The UN Security Council is voting to extend the sanctions regime on Haiti, which includes a travel ban, asset freeze, and arms embargo, originally established in 2022 and last renewed in October 2025.

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The UN Security Council is voting to extend the sanctions regime on Haiti, which includes a travel ban, asset freeze, and arms embargo, originally established in 2022 and last renewed in October 2025.

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STATUS NAME ISO PROGRAM IDENTIFIER
United Nations Security Council
Organization, regulator
— UN Haiti Sanctions Regime —

What compliance teams should check

  • Re-screen customers for exposure to Haiti sanctions regime
  • Update internal sanctions lists to reflect potential extension
  • Review transactions involving Haiti for compliance
  • Monitor UN Security Council updates on Haiti sanctions
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FROM THE NOTICE The Security Council will vote on a draft resolution to extend the sanctions regime on Haiti. The regime, which was established in 2022 and includes a travel ban, asset freeze and arms embargo, was last renewed on 17 October 2025 with the adoption of resolution 2794 (2025). United Nations, 14 Oct 2026, 10:56 UTC, press.un.org

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