In accordance with a rule adopted in October 2019 by the General Assembly, the United Nations has suspended the voting rights of seven of its members and is contemplating sanctions against three others:

– Comoros (at the end of the UNGA 74th session)
– Gambia (presently)
– Lesotho (presently)
– Lebanon (presently)
– Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (presently)
– Central African Republic (presently)
– Sao Tome and Principe (at the end of the UNGA 74th session)
– Somalia (at the end of the UNGA 74th session)
– Tonga (presently)
– Yemen (presently)

None of these states are up to date with their financial contributions.

However, it is materially impossible for many of them to settle their dues as a result of the unilateral banking sanctions imposed by the US.