EXPERTS WARN SEKHEMKA SALE MAY HAVE “CONTRAVENED INTERNATIONAL LAW”
Three highly reputable Egyptologists based at University College London's Institute of Archaeology and the Petrie Museum of Egyptology have warned the Government that the...
“SAVE OUR STOLEN SEKHEMKA” DEMAND EGYPTIAN PROTESTERS ONE YEAR ON
This Sunday 12 July, one year on from the controversial sale of the internationally important funerary statue of the Egyptian Court Scribe, Sekhemka, the...
WHITTINGDALE TO ARGUE UK SHOULD RATIFY HAGUE CONVENTION
In what may turn out to be a landmark response, the Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy, Ed Vaizey, has indicated that UK...
DILEMMA AS VAIZEY BLOCKS SEKHEMKA EXPORT
On the first day of the UK General Election Campaign outgoing Arts Minister, Ed Vaizey has imposed an export ban on the statue of...