115In the present case, the freezing of funds, financial assets and other economic resources of persons identified as being associated with the Syrian regime and the ban on their entering Union territory (‘the measures in question’) imposed by the contested decisions are precautionary measures which are not supposed to deprive those persons of their property or of the right to respect for their privacy (see, to that effect and by analogy, Kadi, paragraph 358). However, the measures in question undeniably entail a restriction of the exercise of the applicant’s right to property and affect her private life (see, to that effect and by analogy, Al-Aqsa v Council and Netherlands v Al-Aqsa, paragraph 120).
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