Some of the names on the UK sanctions list
OLEG SILCHENKO
Mr Silchenko is a former investigator in the investigative committee of the Russian interior ministry. The Foreign Office claims he refused Sergei Magnitsky access to his family and engaged in the oppressive questioning and other mistreatment of the lawyer.
MUSTAFA MOHAMMED AL-MADANI
The former Saudi intelligence officer was present during the unlawful killing of Mr Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
ALEKSEY VASILYEVICH ANICHIN
The former deputy minister in the Russian interior ministry is thought to have been involved in the mistreatment of Sergei Magnitsky while in detention. The Foreign Office said he oversaw a “team” which failed to investigate complaints made by the lawyer about his mistreatment.
NAIF HASSAN AL-ARIFI
The former first lieutenant worked in the office of the Crown Prince in Saudi Arabia. He was part of the 15-man team sent to Turkey by Saudi authorities.
AHMED HASSAN MOHAMMED AL-ASIRI
Mr Asiri held the position of deputy head of Saudi Arabia’s intelligence services and is believed to have been involved in the unlawful killing of Jamal Khashoggi. The Foreign Office believes he is the senior official who commissioned the 15-man team sent to Turkey to kill him.
MIN AUNG HLAING
The commander-inchief of the Myanmar armed forces is responsible “for atrocities and serious human rights violations committed against the Rohingya population in Rakhine state”, according to the Foreign Office.
SAUD AL-QAHTANI
The former adviser to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia is believed by the Foreign Office to have planned and directed the killing of Mr Khashoggi using a 15-man team.
SOE WIN
As deputy commanderin-chief of the Myanmar armed forces, the Foreign Office hold him responsible for the “serious human rights violations” of Tatmadaw troops.
SALAH MUHAMMED AL-TUBAIGY
The former forensic doctor with the Saudi Arabia interior ministry was present at the time of Mr Khashoggi’s death and is thought to have played a direct role in the killing and concealment of evidence.
NORTH KOREAN MINISTRY OF STATE SECURITY BUREAU 7
As the entity responsible for running North Korea’s political prison camps, MSS Bureau 7 is involved in “widespread serious human rights violations committed against prisoners”, according to the Foreign Office.
MANSOUR OTHMAN ABAHUSSAIN
Held the position of major general and worked in the office of the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. The Foreign Office claim he was involved in the unlawful killing of Mr Khashoggi and the later concealment of evidence.
NORTH KOREAN MINISTRY OF PEOPLE’S SECURITY CORRECTIONAL BUREAU
As the bureau responsible for running prison camps in North Korea, the Foreign Office claims it is “involved in the murder, torture and subjection to forced labour of people” inside.