RT @BhushanTuladhar: “As ICE deports “illegal” immigrants it should also send back illegal heritage that were stolen, smuggled & sold to US….

Also, the screenings are seating on a first-come, first-served basis. And the Entry is Free for All.

As part of NHRC’s mission, this event aims to inspire action, educate the public, and fuel the global conversation around cultural preservation. They are part of the International Conference on Recovery of Cultural Heritage, from June 16-18 at the Sajha Southasia Centre.

📅 June 15th: Panel Discussion .📍 Yalamaya Kendra, Lalitpur

📅 Screenings: .* June 15th: “Dahomey” & “Loot” * .📍 Yalamaya Kendra, Lalitpur

📅 Screenings: .* June 14th: “Have You Seen My Gods?” & “Artifact War” .📍 Yalamaya Kendra, Lalitpur

These films, curated from around the world, focus on the illicit trade of cultural artifacts & highlight the importance of protecting our shared heritage. This event is an essential part of NHRC’s ongoing efforts to raise awareness about the need for cultural preservation.

In collaboration with @filmsouthasia, @kathmandudoclab, and @unescokathmandu, we are excited to screen four amazing documentaries that highlight the issue of heritage trafficking and its impact on cultural identity. 🌍🎥

We are honored to convene the International Conference on the Recovery of Cultural Heritage in Lalitpur, Nepal—a global forum addressing restitution, justice, and the protection of cultural patrimony. 🎟️ Register: #NepalHeritage #HeritageRecovery #Nepal

Cultural preservation is a shared responsibility. Whether it’s reporting illegal sales, amplifying the message, or educating others, every action contributes to protecting what is rightfully ours. #HeritageRecovery #CulturalPreservation #NepalHeritage #ProtectOurCulture

Open Call for Volunteers!.Join the Nepal Heritage Recovery Campaign. Fresh out of school, college, university, freelancing or simply a passionate heritage enthusiast?. We are seeking volunteers to join us from mid-May to the end of June. #NHRCampaign #Volunteering

RT @LostArtsofNepal: OUR GODS HAVE ARRIVED HOME . A GRAND SUCCESS TO THE REPATRIATION EFFORTS OF 'LOST ARTS OF NEPAL' & 'NEPAL HERITAGE REC….

RT @poetryinstone: #KapoorLoot #TheIdolThief !!. To Nepal @NHRCampaign

This successful repatriation marks a critical step in Nepal’s ongoing efforts to recover and protect its cultural heritage. (12/12). #lostartsofnepal #stolenimagesofnepal.

President of the Keshchandra Mahavihar Conservation Society. Special thanks to Lost Arts of Nepal for their unwavering efforts in tracking heritage artifacts lost from Nepal across museums, auction houses, and private collections. (11/12).

investigative support was provided by Sanjay Adhikari of the Nepal Heritage Recovery Campaign, Sarita Subedi of the Department of Archaeology under Nepal’s Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Civil Aviation, and Pragya Ratna Shakya, (10/12).

along with District Attorney Investigators Josellina Nardulli and John Paul Labbat, played key roles. Special Agents Robert Fromkin, Christopher Rommeney, and Brenton Easter from Homeland Security Investigations also contributed significantly to the effort. In addition, (9/12).

Chief of the Antiquities Trafficking Unit and Senior Trial Counsel, with the support of Assistant District Attorneys Christine DiDomenico and James Edwards-Lebair. Investigative Analysts Hilary Chassé and Charlotte Looram, (8/12).

advisors of the Nepal Heritage Recovery Campaign, Vijay Kumar and Dr. Erin Thompson, provided crucial guidance throughout the process. The investigation that led to these returns was spearheaded by Assistant District Attorney Matthew Bogdanos, (7/12). #nhrcampaign.

Executive Director and Co-founder of the Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust; Stephen Traux Eckerd; Saraswati Rashmi Shakya; Anil Tuladhar; Dr. Bibhakar Sundar Shakya; Nipuna Shrestha; and Ganapati Lal Shrestha. Additionally, (6/12).