Este documento nace de la colaboración entre el Departamento de Protección del Patrimonio del ICOM con expertos de once museos ucranianos. La gran variedad de objetos representados pone de relieve el rico patrimonio cultural de Ucrania que se ve amenazado por el conflicto bélico.

Este texto se centra en el patrimonio cultural inamovible y susceptible de sufrir ataques, tomando como marco de referencia la resolución de Responsabilidad de Proteger (R2P) de las Naciones Unidas, por la que se permite la intervención internacional contra crímenes de guerra o genocidio. El R2P está fundamentado en tres pilares: prevención, reacción y reconstrucción; ofreciendo a las instituciones un marco legal que, tal y como argumenta este texto, debe extenderse a la protección del patrimonio cultural. Recoge la opinión de una treintena de expertos de los ámbitos del patrimonio, las ciencias sociales, la ayuda humanitaria, el derecho y las fuerzas armadas; así como la documentación y análisis de ataques recientes perpetrados contra las personas y bienes culturales.

This document presents a strategic framework for the implementation of the Thematic Program "Heritage for Peace" adopted with the aim of strengthening the role of heritage in conflict prevention, in conflict situations, in conflict resolution and as a tool for post-conflict recovery. ​

The NSS is a document that primarily reflects the direction of Russia's political trajectory aimed at strengthening the defense, internal integrity and political stability of the country, the modernization of the economy and the development of industrial potential, as well as strengthen Russia's sovereignty and, therefore, its ability to carry out domestic and foreign policy without external pressures.

This publication is an effort by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to protect cultural heritage in times of war and conflict, being aware that wilful attacks on cultural heritage are a pervasive feature of conflict.

The report brings together police information collected by INTERPOL in 2020 on cultural heritage crime, making reference to previous studies in order to provide a comprehensive overview of crime trends and international routes around the world.
This publication is divided into five sections, dedicated to specific aspects of cultural property crime, such as numerical and statistical data, international locations and implications, counterfeiting, and the theft of cultural property from conflict zones within the framework of United Nations Security Council resolutions 2199/2015 and 2347/2017.

Preliminary examination of all communications and situations that reach the Prosecutor's Office of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2020, to determine possible cases of international crimes. A part of the exam is dedicated to the situation in Ukraine.

The fourth issue of the J. Paul Getty Trust's Occasional Papers on Cultural Heritage Policy is the result of a multi-day meeting on the issue of cultural heritage under siege. It presents an edited collection of presentations and discussions by nineteen academics and professionals from various specialties related to the field of cultural heritage.

IPCE Report on the impact that the pandemic generated by Covid 19 may have on cultural heritage

Extraordinary issue of the journal conservación y Restauración that reflects and analyzes the situation of cultural heritage conservation in Mexico within the of cultural heritage conservation in Mexico in the context of the pandemic.