Contact and corrections
A correction is a factual error on a page, with a source showing what the page should say. Corrections are made on the page and the review date is updated. This is how to send one.
Corrections
If something on this site is wrong, please say so. The most useful correction names the page, quotes the passage, and points at a source. Corrections with a source are acted on; the page is amended and its review date updated, and where the change is material it is noted on the page.
Email corrections@sanctionsevasion.org.
What this site cannot help with
- Whether a specific counterparty is sanctioned. Use the authority's own list. The list pages explain where each one is published.
- Whether a specific transaction is lawful. That depends on your jurisdiction, your counterparties and the transaction, and it needs advice from someone who can see all three. This site is educational reference material, not legal or compliance advice.
- Removing your name from a sanctions list. Every regime has a delisting process run by the authority that designated you. The designations page outlines how they work.
- Vessel-level questions. Those belong to the sister vessels site.
Reuse
The text is CC BY 4.0 — use it, with attribution. The glossary, indicator library and designations feed are published as JSON for that purpose. No permission needed, and no need to ask.