After Six Years of Quiet, Respectful Dialogue, Oxford Is Returning Colonial-Era Ancestral Remains to the Naga People
Oxford University's Pitt Rivers Museum will repatriate ancestral human remains collected during British colonial rule back to the Naga people of north-east India. The historic breakthrough followed six years of patient, respectful discussions between university curators and community leaders. The agreement sets a compassionate precedent for how cultural institutions and indigenous communities can peacefully heal long-standing historical wounds.
Source: The Guardian
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