sanctions-screening
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Complete sanctions and export control analysis tool — individual designations, sectoral sanctions, dual-use goods, payment systems (SWIFT/USD), and extraterritorial regimes (EAR/ITAR/ FDPR US, ECL China). Triggers: "is X sanctioned?", "can I do business with X?", "can I sell Y to Z?", "pétrole Russie", "biens à double usage", "gel des avoirs", "sanctions internationales", "liste OFAC", "liste UE", "double usage", "embargo", "licence d'exportation", "SWIFT", "paiement en dollars", "US goods", "FDPR", "EAR", "ITAR", "BIS", "ECL chine", "no re-export clause", "sanctions sectorielles", "puis-je travailler avec X?", or any transaction involving a foreign person, product, sector, destination country, or payment in USD/EUR. Always adapt to user profile. Always run for any sanctions or export control query — even vague or exploratory ones.
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npx skills add lawve-ai/awesome-legal-skills --skill sanctions-screening -a claude-code
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