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Two Polish journalists recently discovered that they are on a blacklist for Chinese visas, one possibly because of his Tibet reporting.

Little wonder that, after the end of the Second World War, the play was included on a blacklist, for use by American officers, of works that should not be performed in occupied Germany.

The United States Treasury Department added to the pain on Tuesday, putting 10 companies based in Malta on a blacklist for acting as front companies for the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines, which has already been blacklisted.

Some could face legal threats: the United States' Department of the Treasury has put General Rangel Silva on a blacklist for allegedly aiding drug traffickers.In this section The next big blackout?

A total of 20 human rights organisations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have urged the UN to put the coalition back on a blacklist for killing and maiming children during the war.

"Mr Miliband is not saying, I'm sure, that he is going to create a blacklist for all those who have a central register whether or not it is public," he said.

Those found to have played fast and loose with others' money could be put on a blacklist of public appointments for a specified number of years.

Acknowledging unions' anger at tax evasion by the wealthy, Brown said he would push for a "blacklist of uncooperative tax havens".

Moscovici, a former French finance minister who has been leading EU efforts on tax transparency, urged member states to throw their support behind his plans for a blacklist of tax havens – an idea dismissed last year by UK officials.

JERUSALEM — The State Department on Tuesday removed Ofer Holdings Group Ltd., a leading Israeli company, from a sanctions blacklist for trade with Iran, reversing a step taken four months ago that dealt a blow to the reputation and businesses of the Ofer family, one of the richest in Israel.

Chief among the officials under scrutiny is Saeed Mortazavi, a former Tehran prosecutor and one of eight people whom the United States government placed on a blacklist this week for human rights abuses, along with current and former Intelligence Ministry leaders and the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.