PROTECTING CULTURAL PROPERTY FROM ILLEGAL TRAFFICKING DURING ARMED CONFLICTS IRAQ CASE STUDY
Keywords:
cultural property, illegal trade, EffectsAbstract
Theft of cultural property for the purpose of illegal trade in it is considered an organized crime at the international level, as nations rob their culture, history and cultural heritage that expresses it. Therefore, the safety and protection of cultural belongings from infringement turned into a concern of the global network, as cultural belongings do no longer represent a product or assets of a unique human beings, but as an alternative is A commonplace history for all humanity. In this sense, international efforts have been combined to combat illegal trafficking in cultural property
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