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How to fight illicit trafficking of cultural property

UNESCO Campus | How to fight illicit trafficking of cultural property UNESCO International digital Campus Series: Museums “How to fight illicit trafficking of cultural property” Restitution of the live recorded UNESCO Campus of May 31st 2022, moderated by Barbara Umuhoza, journalist, with the participation of: ********************************** Ms Zeynep Boz, Head of the Combatting Illicit Trafficking Department of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism How to secure national treasures and how to trace and retrieve stolen or looted objects. ********************************** Mr Daoud Bouledroua, Associate Programme Specialist, Secretariat of the 1970 Convention, UNESCO How to implement an international treaty? Overview on the 1970 Convention. ********************************** Mr Richard Bronswijk, Operational specialist on art and antique criminality, National Police of The Netherlands How to investigate cultural property crime? ********************************** 4 universities from 4 different countries: ********************************** University of Poitiers, France, represented by Mr Vincent Michel, Professor of Art History and Archaeology of Classical Antiquity in the East with the students in Cultural heritage ********************************** Unitwin University of Heidelberg, Germany, represented by Thomas Matthias Schmitt, professor of Cultural Heritage and Cultural Property Protection with the students of in Cultural Heritage and Archeology ********************************** UNESCO Chair Ionian University, Greece, represented by Mr Ioannis Blatsos, Head of GeoLab Money Laundering and Corruption Research Group, with the students in Cultural Heritage ********************************** UNESCO Chair University of Opole, Poland, represented by Alicja Jagielska-Burduk, director of the institute, with the students of Cultural property law ********************************** This UNESCO Campus is made possible with the support of the European Union. ---------------------------------- DISCLAIMER - The comments and answers made by the invited speakers are their own and cannot necessarily be credited to the Organization. ---------------------------------- The UNESCO Campuses are conference-debates during which young people aged 14 to 18 can ask questions to UNESCO experts and personalities from civil society on subjects relating to UNESCO's mandates. Through the UNESCO Campuses, we put the expertise of our teams and our partners at the service of young people, to broaden their understanding of global issues, develop their critical thinking, enrich their reflection on the fields the Organization works.