Parthenon Sculptures: How their repatriation could be achieved – The “loopholes” in British law
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Key context: <p>Three separate provisions have been passed since 2004 that bypass the 1963 law prohibiting the permanent removal of objects from the United Kingdom’s national museums</p> <p>The post <a href="https://en.protothema.gr/2026/11/04/parthenon-sculptures-how-their-repatriation-could-be-achieved-the-loopholes-in-british-law/">Parthenon Sculptures: How their repatriation could be achieved – The “loopholes” in British law</a> appeared first on <a href="https://en.protothema.gr">ProtoThema English</a>.</p> This development from en.protothema.gr highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Three separate provisions have been passed since 2004 that bypass the 1963 law prohibiting the permanent removal of objects from the United Kingdom’s national museums The post Parthenon Sculptures: How their repatriation could be achieved – The “loopholes” in British law appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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