As a consequence of the destruction by the Talebans of Afghanistan of the statues of the Buddhas of Bamyian (2001), the UNESCO General Conference adopted in 2003 a Declaration on the intentional destruction of the cultural heritage. The Declaration, which has a non-binding character and relates to both time of peace and time of war, has a rather deceptive content. For example, it does not include the so-called «crime against culture» in the list of crimes against humanity.
Scovazzi, T. (2006). La Dichiarazione sulla distruzione intenzionale del patrimonio culturale. RIVISTA GIURIDICA DELL'AMBIENTE.
La Dichiarazione sulla distruzione intenzionale del patrimonio culturale
SCOVAZZI, TULLIO
2006
Abstract
As a consequence of the destruction by the Talebans of Afghanistan of the statues of the Buddhas of Bamyian (2001), the UNESCO General Conference adopted in 2003 a Declaration on the intentional destruction of the cultural heritage. The Declaration, which has a non-binding character and relates to both time of peace and time of war, has a rather deceptive content. For example, it does not include the so-called «crime against culture» in the list of crimes against humanity.File in questo prodotto:
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