Columnist: KWAME OPOKU, DR.

lsquo;I cannot accept that a large part of cultural heritage from several African countries is in France. There ...

I was moved to silent melancholy at the thought that this assembly of degenerate and feeble-minded posterity sho ...

ldquo;The restitution of those cultural objects which our museums and collections, directly or indirectly, posse ...

lsquo;By the end of the 1960s, the price of Benin works had soared so high that the Federal Government of Nigeri ...

lsquo;One of the noblest incarnations of a people rsquo;s genius is its cultural heritage, built up over ...

ldquo;The restitution of those cultural objects which our museums and collections, directly or indirectly, po ...

The French government examined on 15 July, a draft law(projet de loi) which would authorize the government to ...

rsquo;Truth must be repeated constantly, because error is being repeatedly preached round about all the time, an ...

ldquo;The trustees of the British Museum have become the world rsquo;s largest receivers of stolen property, and ...

lsquo;We, Europeans, who have received and transmitted and continue to transmit these objects, are on the side o ...

lsquo; To fall under the spell of an object,to be touched by it,moved emotionally by a piece of art in a museum, ...

Although this case is a private matter and must remain so, it has become political and it is only in this regard ...

There are probably very few crimes that shock, anger and pain most Africans more than the looting of human remains o ...

lsquo;The truth is that there is an unstoppable process of return on course. Would the day come when African or Asi ...

We, Europeans, who have received and transmitted and continue to transmit these objects, are on the side of the c ...

lsquo;It does not matter (although many museums pretend it does) that the first of several Hague conventions was ...