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> I make a lot of effort to respect sanctions Are there certain things you aren't able to teach when you travel, or is that fairly unrestricted? I had no idea
by 8organicbits 4y ago
> I make a lot of effort to respect sanctions
Are there certain things you aren't able to teach when you travel, or is that fairly unrestricted? I had no idea people were doing work like this.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoIt does not take much to run afoul of sanctions on a country that has total embargo status. Even normally legal counsel advice may be prohibited to US persons to provide ( sorry for odd syntax ). In other words, OP does not have to deal with anything beyond normal IT work and still could be restricted on what information he can provide. Not to search too far, although that is a more exotic example, recently crypto guy got smacked for providing crypto speech ( classified as technical advice ) to DPRK(1). (1)https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/us-citizen-who-conspired-assist-north-korea-evading-sanctions-sentenced-over-five-years-and https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/us-citizen-who-conspired-assi...
- drc500free 4y agoDo you have an example where the defendant didn't specifically and purposefully provide guidance on how to use tech to circumvent sanctions? It's not like he was generically talking about crypto.
- newguynewphone 4y agoI mean, we would have to see all sides of information, but this is not normal IT work. On another note, would this case be directly related to the 400 million hack north korea did?