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HeMo e la tutela del patrimonio ucraino in guerra
2026 - The Journal of Cultural Heritage Crime (JCHC)

El HeMo (Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Lab) es uno de los programas líderes en el estudio del patrimonio cultural ucraniano, actualmente afectado por la guerra en Ucrania. Se originó con el propósito de establecer una red de profesionales y voluntarios del patrimonio que asistieran en su preservación inmediata durante los ataques a infraestructura civil y elementos de valor cultural. Entre las labores realizadas, se encuentra la asistencia en la evacuación y digitalización de colecciones, así como el análisis de los deterioros y la planificación de la recuperación tras el conflicto.

Recommendations from the European Comission-led expert group on the safeguarding of cultural heritage in Ukraine
2024 - Comisión Europea

Culture is a key factor for a participative and people-centred approach and should be prioritised for the recovery of post-war society. To achieve this, it is important to promptly safeguard cultural heritage, given the current emergency situation in Ukraine, through integrated and cross-sectoral cooperation and multilevel policymaking at the local, national and international levels. ‘Recovery and reconstruction should enable people to connect to their heritage, identity and history’ (UNESCO’s Warsaw Recommendation on Recovery and Reconstruction of Cultural Heritage, 2018). Rights-based approaches, gender, age, disability and diverse cultural perspectives should be integrated into all policies and practices. Cultural heritage is an asset that reaches beyond signatory monuments and sites and that provides resources for (re)construction, social life, continuity, identity and meaning-making.

Patrimonio cultural y conflictos armados
2024 - G. Segura García

This work aims to expand and consolidate knowledge on the protection of cultural heritage in the event of armed conflict, a subject that, although it may seem secondary in the context of modern wars that cause constant deaths and forced displacement of populations, is also very sensitive for humanity as a whole.

Statement of the Arab Regional Group at the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) on Palestine and the Current War in Gaza
2024 - Arab Regional Group (Icomos)

Statement of the Arab Regional Group at the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) on Palestine and the Current War in Gaza

Un año después, la destrucción del patrimonio cultural en Gaza busca eliminar la historia palestina
2024 - P. Montero Vilar

En este artículo se aborda la situación crítica del patrimonio cultural gazatí un año después del inicio del conflicto.

Damages That Affected Gaza’s Museums since October 2023
2024 - F. Al Zahraa Sehwail

En este artículo, la investigadora y periodista cultural Fatima Al-Zahraa Sahwil informa de los daños sufridos por ocho museos gazatíes desde el inicio del conflicto en octubre de 2023.

El patrimonio cultural en la guerra de Ucrania: amenazas y vulnerabilidades
2024 - P. Montero Vilar

This article studies the role that cultural heritage is playing in the war in Ukraine and identifies some of its threats and vulnerabilities in order to establish a risk context. Throughout it will be shown that, far from considering the destruction of heritage as “collateral damage”, cultural heritage in this war is a war objective, given the symbolic value attributed by the Kremlin to Ukraine's heritage. Thus, its destruction can be exploited by the invading army as part of a hybrid strategy of coercion, domination and destabilization, while the affected communities perceive it as an annihilation aimed at undermining and eliminating their cultural identity.

Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Gaza
2024 - H. Taha

Este artículo presenta un balance preliminar del patrimonio cultural en Gaza afectado desde el inicio del conflicto en 2023, proponiendo un conjunto de mecanismos para el el seguimiento jurídico y un marco para los futuros planes y programas de recuperación y reconstrucción . A su vez, analiza las políticas en protección del patrimonio implementadas por Palestina, así como el rol que juegan las organizaciones internaciones como la UNESCO y los mecanismos de protección del patrimonio garantizados por el derecho internacional humanitario.

70 años después de la Convención de La Haya el patrimonio cultural sigue desprotegido
2024 - P. Montero Vilar
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