Mindful of the importance of protecting the world cultural tangible and intangible heritage as a common ground for the promotion of mutual understanding and enrichment among cultures and civilizations,

There are 1,325 existing intangible cultural heritage projects in Huangshan. Its number and quantity ranked first in Anhui province.

It is understood that the Federation of Hong Kong Chiu Chow Community Organizations is listed as national intangible cultural heritage list in 2011.

The UNESCO would hold the annual conference in late November in Mauritius to review the nonmaterial cultural heritage list.

Expressing concern at the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Cultural Heritage

It also covered aspects of cultural heritage, which could be State property.

Expressing concern about the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

1.3. Cultural heritage

(b) Cultural heritage law

With regard to damage from surface blackening of cultural heritage monuments, the Panel finds that Iran does not clearly describe or identify the nature and extent of the damage to the cultural heritage artefacts and sites that are the subject of the claim.

371. The Ministry of Culture is responsible for museums, archives and the movable heritage.

Based on the written application, the Ministry of the Interior may grant an exemption from the prohibition to acquire and possess a category A firearm for

XII. Underwater cultural heritage

Cultural heritage key achievements

Preservation of the natural heritage of mankind would also be secured by adopting the Law on Cultural Goods that would, in addition to material and spiritual goods, cover natural cultural goods (rare plant and animal species and their habitats, specific ethnogeographical regions, natural locations, historical monuments of nature, etc.).

That's our cultural inheritance.

The protection and presentation of cultural heritage

Protection of cultural heritage of humankind

Enhancement of respect for cultural diversity and cultural heritage.

(f) Safeguarding and preserving the cultural heritage

IX. Underwater cultural heritage

(k) Acknowledge that many indigenous peoples do not seek protection for their cultural heritage in order to commercialize it, but rather to prevent outsiders from exploiting it

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The Council of Europe gave an award to the Regional Centre of Studies and Protection of Cultural Environment in Szczecin for the design of the project The spiritual and material heritage of the Cistercians .

373. Act on Museums The aim of the Act is to safeguard the Danish cultural heritage and to promote the functioning of and the cooperation between museums.

Nor need elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage be truly unique, but rather the products of cross cultural exchange and influence.

Aware of the importance attached by the countries of origin to the return of cultural property which is of fundamental spiritual and cultural value to them, so that they may constitute collections representative of their cultural heritage,

The Law provides that the protection of the cultural heritage is a system of activities that ensure the preservation of the cultural heritage and includes its registration, research, practical storage, the use of cultural monuments and their promotion.

In some cases, the Panel considers it useful to set out technical details of the modifications.

Paragraph 1 (f) of the guidelines (cultural heritage)

This includes both the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples residing within the Statee borders, as well as elements of cultural heritage that originate from indigenous peoples residing outside State borders.

During the previous years the days of cultural heritage were dedicated to wooden heritage, estates and castles, castle mounds and churches.

For an effective protection of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage, States shall focus in particular on defensive protection mechanisms to curtail illegitimate acquisition of intellectual property rights over elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage.

Protection for indigenous peoples' cultural heritage shall recognize the intrinsic link between indigenous cultural heritage and indigenous languages.

(d) Property shall mean assets of every kind, whether corporeal or incorporeal, movable or immovable, tangible or intangible, and legal documents or instruments evidencing title to, or interest in, such assets

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Cultural heritage priority standards challenges

Cultural Heritage A Tool for Urban Development

326. The promotion of awareness and enjoyment of the cultural heritage of national ethnic groups and minorities is regulated in the Constitution, the 1969 Law on Monuments of Culture and Museums, as well as by the international instruments.

A presentation by the UNESCO secretariat provided information on recent normative cultural instruments developed under the auspices of UNESCO, namely the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, 2003 and a draft Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, 2005, both of which refer to indigenous traditional knowledge.

17. Expresses its deep concern about reports of the deterioration of the cultural heritage of Afghanistan, notes that all the parties share the historical responsibility to protect and safeguard this common heritage, and requests Member States to take appropriate measures to prevent the looting of cultural artifacts and to ensure their return to Afghanistan