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Smart Sanctions

The role of U.S. sanctions policies in promoting human rights. Excerpts from testimony of Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch before the Senate Task Force on Economic Sanctions, 8 September 1998.

A complete list of designations on the U.S. Treasury website

Petition: No to Military intervention, No to Dialog With the Islamic Regime, Yes to Smart Sanctions
Counteracting the legitimization of the Islamic Regime in Iran Advocated by Lobbyists (Support Smart Sanctions)

      Sanction Bills Proposed by the U.S. Congress (2013-2014):

      S.1881: Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2013

      S.2650: Iran Nuclear Negotiation Act of 2014

      S.2667: Iranian Sanctions Relief Certification Act of 2014

S.2672: Sanction Iran, Safeguard America Act of 2014

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The role of U.S. sanctions policies in promoting human rights. Excerpts from testimony of Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch before the Senate Task Force on Economic Sanctions, 8 September 1998.

Sanctions Against South Africa (1986)

Petition: No to Military intervention, No to Dialog With the Islamic Regime, Yes to Smart Sanctions