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Restitution of Cultural Property

Two stolen idols returned to Kathmandu after 30 years

UNESCO, EU and art market together ramp up fight against illicit trafficking of cultural objects

Mexico recovers two 3,000-year-old archaeological pieces from the Olmec culture

Sweden provides additional support to UNESCO’s Cultural Conventions and freedom of expression

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29.11.17

Ethiopia ratifies the UNESCO 1970 Convention to reinforce its fight against illicit trafficking of cultural property
17.11.17

Montenegro and Serbia to develop capacities on protection against illicit traffic of cultural property
10.11.17

Guatemala successfully repatriates stolen archaeological objects (in Spanish)
07.11.17

International Criminal Court and UNESCO Strengthen Cooperation on the Protection of Cultural Heritage
03.11.17

UNESCO Venice Office organizes workshop on the fight against Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property in November
31.10.17

Outputs of the Emergency Safeguarding of the Syrian Cultural Heritage Project (until November 2017)

Tweets about #IllicitTrafficking from:@Unite4Heritage

"Save culture, end trafficking"- All that you need to know about UNESCO’s programme to fight against the illicit trafficking in cultural property