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Will “protected cultural zones” save heritage sites in Syria?
Gates of Nineveh: An Experiment in Blogging Assyriology
Earlier this month UNESCO held a major conference in Paris on cultural heritage destruction in Iraq and Syria. Headlining remarks by UNESCO director Irina Bokova emphasized that there is “no purely military solution” to the conflict and that bringing about peace will involve promoting ideological change. “To fight fanaticism, we also need to reinforce education, a defence against hatred, and protect heritage, which helps forge collective identity.”
To accomplish these ends, four ideas seem to have received prominent discussion:
1) Again emphasize the need to implement the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Properties in the Event of Armed Conflict, which has been raised by UNESCO before. The trouble is, there is pretty much zero motivation for any of the major actors on the ground in Syria to observe its stipulations.
2) Collect evidence for possible prosecution of people who intentionally destroy heritage sites as war…
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