@article{PUB,
      recid = {21092},
      author = {Glandin, Sergey},
      title = {Court of Justice of the European Union on legal grounds  for annulment of restrictive measures (sanctions)},
      publisher = {Mezhdunarodnoe pravosudie},
      journal = {Mezhdunarodnoe pravosudie},
      address = {Moscow. 2015},
      number = {PUB},
      year = {2015},
      note = {Publication is available in the Lomonosov Moscow State  University informational System (ISTINA)  (https://istina.msu.ru/publications/article/60722827/)},
      abstract = {After the referendum on Crimea’s accession to Russia, the  Council of the European Union introduced restrictive  measures, including for individuals who do not have  official status in Russia and are unable to formally or  informally influence the processes taking place in Ukraine.  However, if US law permits such acts, the EU Council  appears to have done so in excess of its powers, and there  are grounds for repealing these measures in EU judicial  institutions. In turn, the European Law of Restrictive  Measures continues its development towards greater  consideration of the fundamental rights of applicants, even  in the context of the EU member state’s fulfilment of its  obligations under the UN Charter. The author develops a  discussion about the legal nature of the so-called  sanctions in EU law and points out possible reasons for  lifting restrictions on Russian individuals.},
      url = {http://sanctionsplatform.ohchr.org/record/21092},
}