Six heads of the Arctic penal camp where Alexei Navalny died have been put on the Island's sanctions list.
The Russian opposition leader died in Arctic Penal Colony IK-3 last week, and the newly-imposed sanctions say the six named Russians mistreated prisoners - which likely led to his death.
Any assets on the Island belonging to them must now be frozen and reported to the Island's Financial Intelligence Unit.
The entries have been made under the island's Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime.
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