Curator Azu Nwagbogu on Restitution, Collaboration and African Feminism When it comes to the morality of returning looted items, "there is no debate," he told Observer. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
D.C.’s National Gallery Is Sending a Brass Cockerel Back to Nigeria The cockerel is believed to have been located at a shrine at the Queen Mother of Benin's palace. By Helen Holmes
France Passes a Bill to Return Looted Art to Benin and Senegal Within a Year The French Minister of Culture stopped short of admitting culpability, saying the bill 'is not an act of repentance, but an act of friendship and trust.' By Helen Holmes
David Adjaye to Design Benin Royal Museum, Housing Artifacts Stolen Under Colonialism By Helen Holmes