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Hawass in Rome: "Unjust" Laws Protect Stolen Artifacts.
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Hawass in Rome: "Unjust" Laws Protect Stolen Artifacts.
ROME – In a prominent interview with Italy's national television, the world-renowned Egyptian archaeologist, Dr. Zahi Hawass, issued a powerful plea for the protection of human heritage. He called for an urgent international symposium, with the participation of UNESCO, to reconsider international laws he described as "unjust," noting that they represent a major obstacle to the recovery of smuggled and stolen artifacts from Egypt, Italy, and acro…
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