Reparations for stolen heritage: Beyond the return of the Benin bronzes

Writer’s note: Why cling to stolen art? There is no moral justification for keeping stolen art. The descendants of the looters should not feel any more entitled to the art than the original owners. If some in the Western world

Nelly Kalu

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