Germany and Netherlands return 2,000 cultural objects to Ghana

Within the framework of a conference on restorative justice, Germany and the Netherlands have agreed to return approximately 2,000 cultural objects to Ghana.

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This restitution responds to growing demands for the return of looted goods from West African colonisation.

The gesture marks gradual progress in European policies toward the restitution of African heritage.

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