On February 2, 2013, UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova paid a visit to Mali. According to UNESCO, the purpose of the [...]

Israel is forging ahead with plans to invest in a number of its national heritage sites, including nine sites along [...]

In light of the escalating violence in Mali, UNESCO has recently began to urge armed forces to protect Timbuktu’s historic [...]

There are currently 150,000 architectural monuments in Russia. According to Russian culture minister Vladimir Medinsky, a majority of them are [...]

As reported in The Himalayan Times, the Nepal Police have arrested five persons involved in the attempted sale of an [...]

UNESCO has formally recognized a Parsi community for their choice to restore and preserve historic enclaves. Architect Vikas Dilawari, under [...]

The recent fighting in Syrian city Aleppo poses irreparable damage to the city’s architectural and cultural legacy. A recent article [...]

Reporting from the Law and Society 2012 Conference in fabulous Honolulu, I went to a talk yesterday by Betina Kuzmarov [...]

During World War II, the Nazis recorded the cultural property and paintings they seized into catalogs. The catalogs have photographs [...]

As Chair of the Executive Board for the American Society for International Law (ASIL) Cultural Heritage & the Arts Interest [...]