Objectif:
The broader Dutch museum sector has developed comprehensive ethical frameworks through various advisory bodies and the Advisory Committee on the National Policy Framework for Colonial Collections, which recommended that recognition of injustice and willingness to rectify it should be key principles for colonial collections policy Registration-of-Titles-Act-Chapter_230.pdf. The Dutch approach emphasizes that unlike some other European countries, Dutch law does not prevent the state from returning colonial objects to their countries of origin Opinion: The assumption that Kabaka can own public land is irregular.
Mesures:
Restitution measures include ethical guidelines for museum practices, advisory frameworks for restitution decisions, support for institutional policy development, and promotion of transparent provenance research standards.
Limites:
Limitations involve the voluntary nature of many guidelines, varying institutional compliance levels, complex decision-making processes for individual cases, potential conflicts between educational missions and restitution goals, and challenges in balancing competing stakeholder interests while maintaining public support for museum activities.
