Meanings of cultural property in inglês

That's the view of a specialist in Indigenous cultural property, Aroha Mead.

And it will be illegal to export or otherwise remove cultural property from an occupied territory.

I specialize in the illicit importation and distribution of cultural property, and the illegal trafficking of artwork.

Christie's strictly adheres to bilateral treaties and international laws with respect to cultural property and patrimony, she said.

But for museums, especially those of the great empires, ownership of Indigenous cultural property remains an existential bedrock.

Mr Solomon said that despite recommendations to set up a commission to help protect Māori cultural property the government had done nothing.

The Whanganui iwi man said another kaupapa it is addressing with the UN is cultural property rights based on an agreement developed in Japan.

Easily accessible by train, this ancient inn is registered as a unique cultural property of Japan and was built in 1890 entirely of wood.

Konowaloff appealed the decision over van Gogh's painting and said he has abandoned his argument that the confiscation of cultural property in 1918 was illegal.

UNESCO's 1970 flagship convention aimed at prohibiting the illicit trade in cultural property has been ratified by some 130 of its 195 member states.

The court concluded the removed objects were protected under the National Cultural Property (Preservation) Act.

The court however concluded the removed objects were protected under the National Cultural Property Act, and ordered they be repaired and restored.

This may be due to the inclusion of patients with different stages of PD and different cultural properties of raters and patients.

It disregards the 1954 Hague convention respecting cultural properties during war, which Britain still refuses to ratify in deference to the RAF.

The Disney deal looks set, then, to go down as the moment when ownership of cultural properties officially passed from creators to consumers.

Cultural property rights, the impact of mining and climate change are the issues being raised by Maori at the UN's first World Indigenous Conference.