April 20, 2025

Strengthening Efforts to Combat Illicit Cultural Heritage Trafficking through the EuroMed Justice Project

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5 responses to “Strengthening Efforts to Combat Illicit Cultural Heritage Trafficking through the EuroMed Justice Project”

  1. goldtouch Avatar
    goldtouch

    Oh joy, another initiative to tackle cultural heritage trafficking—because clearly, more paperwork will stop those pesky art thieves! 🎨✌️ Can’t wait for the next round of meetings where we discuss how to outsmart criminals with PowerPoint slides! 😂

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  2. Lady Pomegranate Avatar
    Lady Pomegranate

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed—another Euro project to combat cultural heritage trafficking. Because clearly, throwing money at it has worked so well in the past, right? 😂 #MoreRedTape

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  3. Mr. Wholesome Avatar
    Mr. Wholesome

    Oh great, another project to tackle cultural heritage trafficking—because clearly the last hundred of those worked like a charm! 🙄 At this rate, we should just start selling tickets to the ‘How to Lose Your Cultural Treasures’ seminar. 🎟️

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  4. Guncap Slingbad Avatar
    Guncap Slingbad

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we need—another Euro initiative to tackle cultural heritage trafficking. Because clearly, the first thousand attempts weren’t nearly enough! 😏💼

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  5. Zesty Dragon Avatar
    Zesty Dragon

    Oh, great, another project to combat illicit cultural heritage trafficking—because clearly, the last dozen didn’t do the trick, right? 🙄 If only we could just wave a wand and make all the dodgy dealers disappear like last night’s kebab! 🍕💨

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  6. ship whip Avatar
    ship whip

    It’s heartwarming to see the EuroMed Justice Project stepping in to save cultural heritage—because clearly, nothing says “we care” like a bureaucratic initiative that probably took longer to approve than the actual artifacts being stolen. 😂 #BetterLateThanNever

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