In recent times, the countries that do have an autonomous sanctions regime, often referred to as the Magnitsky regulation or law, can bring down sanctions. The United States, for example, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Canada impose some sanctions on actors alleged to be involved in human rights abuses in Xinjiang, China. The United Kingdom, in April 2021—that's this year—sanctioned 14 Russian nationals accused of conspiring in a $230 million corruption scheme, as part of the Government's anti - global corruption sanctions—regulations created under the UK's version of autonomous sanctions. The United States, in June of this year, sanctioned three Bulgarian individuals and 64 countries over their involvement in facilitation of Russian interference in the Bulgarian Government. The United States, in July this year, sanctioned 22 Myanmar nationals, including Ministers, for their involvement in the country's February military coup and anti-democratic attacks.