Seyyed Mahmoud Sadati

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Last update: 02/06/2026
Name: Seyyed Mahmoud Sadati
Gender: label.gender.m
Birth: 1958, 1959 IRN
Nationality: IRN
Person type: label.person_type.P
Other names: Seyyed Mahmoud Sadati, Seyed Mahmoud Sadati, Sayyed Mahmood Sadati
Aliases: سید محمود ساداتی
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[OFAC.CAATSA-IRAN] - Iran related Sanctions Program CAATSA - IRAN
[CAN.IRAN] - Measures against Iran
- Sayyed Sadati est un juge au tribunal révolutionnaire de Shiraz inscrit sur la liste de l’UE. En cette qualité, il est responsable de graves violations des droits de l’homme, en particulier d’aveux fo
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1. Does Seyyed Mahmoud Sadati have any sanctions?

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3. Where does this information come from?

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Specially Designated Nationals And Blocked Persons List (SDN) Sanctioned USA-OFAC USA
Government of Canada Sanctioned CAN
Direction générale du Trésor (DGT) - Registre national des gels Sanctioned FRA-DGT FRA
European External Action Service (EEAS) - Consolidated list of sanctions Sanctioned EU
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