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13/02/2025

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15/10/2024

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14/10/2024

The 26 poorest nations in the world are more heavily in debt than any time in the last 18 years, according to a new report. Climate change and conflict are major drivers of poverty in the affected countries.

Model of the new Fourah Bay College, , Date: 1958. Credit: Colonial Office photographic collection at The National Arch...
01/10/2024

Model of the new Fourah Bay College, , Date: 1958. Credit: Colonial Office photographic collection at The National Archives

Re|Founding Cultural Heritage Law in Sub-Saharan Africa: Call for contributions for a collective work projectUNESCO is s...
27/09/2024

Re|Founding Cultural Heritage Law in Sub-Saharan Africa: Call for contributions for a collective work project
UNESCO is supporting School of African Heritage (EPA) in the production of a collective research work: “Re|Founding Cultural Heritage Law in Sub-Saharan Africa”. 24 September 2024
This unprecedented project aims to produce a reference work on cultural heritage law in Africa, based on the observation that no such work yet exists, and that jurists interested in heritage protection issues remain little-known. Its ambition is therefore to reveal the work of a young generation of jurists and to create a network of African experts on these issues.

With this in mind, the call is particularly aimed at applications from young researchers who are nationals of one of the fifteen West African states ( , , , ̂tedivoire, , , , , , , , , , , ). However, this strong focus on nationals from these fifteen states does not rule out other African candidates.

UNESCO and EPA are working in close collaboration with Professor Vincent Négri of Institute of Social Sciences in Politics / ISP - ENS Paris-Saclay, who is responsible for the scientific aspects of this initiative. This initiative is part of a long-term approach that will help provide a concrete response to the need for local human resources specialized in cultural heritage law in sub-Saharan Africa, with a view to guiding operational national and regional policies and measures for the protection and sustainable preservation of African heritage.

This project also benefits from the institutional support of ECOWAS, the Art-Law Centre (Geneva), The Higher Regional School of Magistracy (ERSUMA), UNIDROIT, and Senghor University in Alexandria.

UNESCO is supporting School of African Heritage (EPA) in the production of a collective research work: “Re|Founding Cultural Heritage Law in Sub-Saharan Africa”.

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