2023. 11. 18.
Origin of Bukchon and Namchon in Seoul / Seoul history in easy listening
https://history.seoul.go.kr/index.do
현대사에서 가장 성공적인 '대(對)국민 소통'으로 평가되는 프랭클린 루스벨트 대통령의 '노변정담'(fireside chat, 爐邊情談),
爐邊談話(노변담화)
2023. 11. 16.
2023. 11. 15.
Current events in Palestine and Israel
Current events in Palestine and Israel
The Blue Shield 1) responds to the unfolding events in Palestine and Israel with enormous sadness and sympathy. We hope that an immediate, peaceful, solution to the current appalling loss of life and associated humanitarian crisis can be found. In this spirit, we implore all parties to do everything in their power to ensure that the conflict does not escalate or spread further. In particular, given our role and mission, we also ask all parties to the conflict to do all in their power to protect the cultural heritage of Gaza, Israel, and beyond.
While the protection of human life and dignity must always be the first priority in any crisis, protecting people and protecting their cultural heritage are indelibly intertwined. Heritage gives people and communities a sense of place, belonging, and identity; a reason for living that supports wellbeing and dignity. It can be the first building block of reconciliation. It can, sadly, also be a reason for, and weapon and target in, conflict.
We welcome that both Israel and Palestine are parties to the 1954 Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict and the Convention’s First (1954) Protocol. We further welcome that Palestine has ratified the Convention’s Second (1999) Protocol and we urge Israel to do the same as soon as possible. Under customary international law, all parties in a conflict must recognise that civilians, and civilian objects (which includes their cultural property), are also protected, and must be respected.
Gaza has a very rich archaeological and historical heritage going back to prehistoric times with significant Roman and later remains. The Blue Shield is aware that there are, as yet officially unverified, media reports of significant damage to heritage sites across the area, such as the destruction of the mosque of Jabalia and significant damage to the historic centre of Gaza, where there are reports of damage to several sites including the Church of Saint Porphyrius, the oldest Christian Church in Gaza, built in the 1150s, where hundreds of Christians and Muslims had sought sanctuary. We understand there were many casualties when the Church came under attack.
Those who adhere to international humanitarian law, and other relevant, international instruments, declarations, and resolutions, acknowledge that damage to cultural sites belonging to any people whatsoever means damage to the cultural heritage of all humankind, since each people makes its contribution to the culture of the world. Under international law, all parties to conflict are expected to: commit to taking all feasible actions to safeguard and respect cultural property located in areas where armed conflict is taking place; avoid using cultural property and its immediate surroundings as part of their military operations in a way that may cause or lead to damage and destruction; avoid targeting cultural property unless there is military necessity; prevent looting; avoid reprisals directed at cultural property; and protect and support those involved in the protection of cultural heritage.
We ask all involved to acknowledge their responsibilities to protect the civilian populations caught in the midst of this fighting and to ensure that they will have a heritage on which to build reconciliation and a common future.
The Blue Shield stands ready to assist, as possible, anyone involved in the conflict to protect heritage, and to provide any assistance possible towards a resolution.
Professor Peter Stone
President, The Blue Shield 30
October 2023
Blueshield.international@theblueshield.org
1) The Blue Shield is the independent, impartial, neutral, and not-for-profit international NGO dedicated to the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict and following disaster, see https://theblueshield.org/
Liked on YouTube: BS 25th Anniversary Conference - (1) President Stone: Welcome
BS 25th Anniversary Conference -
(1) President Stone: Welcome
Day One President Stone welcomes everyone to the Blue Shield 25th Anniversary Conference Blue Shield 25th Anniversary Conference Programme 14 December 2021 - DAY 1 Blue Shield and CPP: The Internal View Welcome and Administration Peter Stone, The President Session 1: Celebrating our 25th Anniversary Celebrating our 25th Anniversary - Emma Cunliffe, Blue Shield International Secretariat Session 2: The Blue Shield Today and Future Aspirations The Blue Shield Today and Future Aspirations Gerald Leitner, Secretary General of IFLA Alberto Garlandini, President of ICOM Teresa Patrício, President of ICOMOS Emilie Gagnet Leumas, Board Representative of ICA Questions and Discussion Session 3: The work of the Blue Shield The Work of Blue Shield National Committees Claire McGuire Blue Shield Working Group on Trafficking of Cultural Property Patty Gerstenblith Blue Shield Working Group on Emergency Response Joanne Farchakh Bajjaly Blue Shield International Civil-Military Cooperation and Training Michael Delacruz and Emma Cunliffe, Blue Shield International Secretariat Blue Shield - The next 25 years Peter Stone, The President Questions and Discussion DAY 2 15 December 2021 Blue Shield and CPP: The External View Welcome and Administration Peter Stone, The President Session 1: Cooperation and Collaboration – Formal Partners Cooperation and Collaboration with the Blue Shield - Invited Presentations from formal partners Helen Durham, Director of International Law and Policy, International Committee of the Red Cross Major General Stefano Del Col, UNIFIL Lazare Eloundou, Director of World Heritage, UNESCO Session 2: Partnerships and Beyond – Partnership Working Cooperation and Collaboration with the Blue Shield - Invited Presentations Corrado Catesi, Coordinator, Interpol's Works of Art Unit Col Giuseppe De Magistris, Carabinieri, Director NATO Stability Policing Centre of Excellence Colonel Youssef Haydar, PSC, Independent Works Regiment Commander, Lebanese Armed Forces Cori Wegener, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative Questions and Discussion Brigadier General Roberto Riccardi, Commander of the Carabinieri for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Ten. Col. Luigi Spadari, Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Florian Krejsa, Project Assistant, OSCE Tess Davis, Executive Director Antiquities Coalition Sanne Letschert, Head of Cultural Emergency Response Questions and Discussion Session 3: Looking ahead Blue Shield – Closing Remarks Peter Stone, The President
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVtndI3zhTU
Day One President Stone welcomes everyone to the Blue Shield 25th Anniversary Conference Blue Shield 25th Anniversary Conference Programme 14 December 2021 - DAY 1 Blue Shield and CPP: The Internal View Welcome and Administration Peter Stone, The President Session 1: Celebrating our 25th Anniversary Celebrating our 25th Anniversary - Emma Cunliffe, Blue Shield International Secretariat Session 2: The Blue Shield Today and Future Aspirations The Blue Shield Today and Future Aspirations Gerald Leitner, Secretary General of IFLA Alberto Garlandini, President of ICOM Teresa Patrício, President of ICOMOS Emilie Gagnet Leumas, Board Representative of ICA Questions and Discussion Session 3: The work of the Blue Shield The Work of Blue Shield National Committees Claire McGuire Blue Shield Working Group on Trafficking of Cultural Property Patty Gerstenblith Blue Shield Working Group on Emergency Response Joanne Farchakh Bajjaly Blue Shield International Civil-Military Cooperation and Training Michael Delacruz and Emma Cunliffe, Blue Shield International Secretariat Blue Shield - The next 25 years Peter Stone, The President Questions and Discussion DAY 2 15 December 2021 Blue Shield and CPP: The External View Welcome and Administration Peter Stone, The President Session 1: Cooperation and Collaboration – Formal Partners Cooperation and Collaboration with the Blue Shield - Invited Presentations from formal partners Helen Durham, Director of International Law and Policy, International Committee of the Red Cross Major General Stefano Del Col, UNIFIL Lazare Eloundou, Director of World Heritage, UNESCO Session 2: Partnerships and Beyond – Partnership Working Cooperation and Collaboration with the Blue Shield - Invited Presentations Corrado Catesi, Coordinator, Interpol's Works of Art Unit Col Giuseppe De Magistris, Carabinieri, Director NATO Stability Policing Centre of Excellence Colonel Youssef Haydar, PSC, Independent Works Regiment Commander, Lebanese Armed Forces Cori Wegener, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative Questions and Discussion Brigadier General Roberto Riccardi, Commander of the Carabinieri for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Ten. Col. Luigi Spadari, Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Florian Krejsa, Project Assistant, OSCE Tess Davis, Executive Director Antiquities Coalition Sanne Letschert, Head of Cultural Emergency Response Questions and Discussion Session 3: Looking ahead Blue Shield – Closing Remarks Peter Stone, The President
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVtndI3zhTU
2023. 11. 10.
2023. 11. 8.
Anaïs MONROZIER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCU-7_mW7c8
Le comité de bien de la candidature au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco du "Système de forteresses de la sénéchaussée de Carcassonne", s'est réuni vendredi 27 juin à Lastours. Une étape supplémentaire dans la démarche entreprise depuis plusieurs années par l'association Mission patrimoine mondial (AMPM) pour obtenir l'inscription à l'Unesco du bien en série composé de la cité de Carcassonne et des châteaux d'Aguilar, Lastours, Montségur, Peyrepertuse, Puilaurens, Quéribus et Termes. Anaïs Monrozier, cheffe de projet patrimoine mondial, fait le point sur l'avancement de cette candidature au micro de la chaîne de télévision viaOccitanie.
2023. 6. 28.
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