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The problem of illicit financial flows is recognised in the #SDGs yet little progress has been made in combatting them. Read our article on the importance of indicators in combatting illicit financial flows here: bit.ly/334jQPc @FATFWatch @FSDAfrica

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Despite efforts to institute more targeted sanctions regimes, those implemented by the UN Security Council and other actors still impede humanitarian assistance and protection. Report by @alicedbrr on safeguarding humanitarian aid in sanctions regimes: ipin.st/rc7w30q7faN

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How effective are Turkey’s measures to fight #moneylaundering & #terroristfinancing? New #FATF assessment looks at the country’s framework to address these risks and recommends priority actions to take 👉bit.ly/38EsbgF pic.twitter.com/Q6cvjP7FfB

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New EU Strategic Priorities on AML: focus on technological innovation and the supranational approach, including more cross-border support for EU FIUs and possible supervisory body at EU level with direct responsibilities for some obliged entities. twitter.com/EUCouncilPress…

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"Las OSFL ya implementam práctica de mitigacion de riesgos" Buenas prácticas de transparencia y rendición de cuentas. Lia Van Broekhoven @HSCollective @fatfplatform en diálogo con @gafilat pic.twitter.com/vByYE1uDwL

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TIMELINE OF RECENT EVENTS

  • Multistakeholder dialogue on bank derisking in Argentina

  • Coalition Statement at ‘No Money for Terror’ Ministerial Conference, Melbourne

  • WINGS Regional Meeting on Latin America and the Caribbean

Highlights

  • UNSR Report on Impact of CT ‘Soft Law’ Instruments on Human Rights

    The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection … Read More »

  • Guía de Recomendaciones Prácticas: Practical Guide on Addressing the Impact of CFT regulations on NPOs

    The Coalition´s Expert Hub Member from Argentina, along with colleagues … Read More »

  • De-risking of NPOs: Queen Maxima’s speech at the Egmont Group Plenary

    Queen Maxima of The Netherlands, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special … Read More »

  • Nigeria: Unpacking the Official Construction of Risks and Vulnerabilities for the Third Sector in Nigeria

    Nigeria is in the process of preparing for its FATF … Read More »

  • Guidance on ´Banking Nonprofit Organizations – The Way Forward´

    Banking Nonprofit Organizations – The Way Forward by the Consortium … Read More »
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