Category Archives: Uncategorized

The British Museum is retaining the stance that it acquired the items legally almost 200 years ago.By Helen Holmes • 10/06/21 1:40pm The Observer article follows Despite the fact that the UNESCO intergovernmental commission recently unanimously voted for the return … Continue reading →

Following is the British Museum’s defence for their retention if the Parthenon Marbles. What do you think? Can you see the flaws in their arguments? We are happy to receive your comments. The position of the Trustees of the British … Continue reading →

The issue of the Return of the Parthenon Sculptures was one of the main items on the agenda of the 22nd Session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee on the Return of Cultural Good. Translated from Greek using Microsoft Word Translate … Continue reading →

We have been monitoring the progressive deterioration of Room 18, the Parthenon Sculpture gallery for some time now. Our most recent contact with the British Museum is best summarised in this article. British Museum: Finally the Truth Leaks Out On … Continue reading →

We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere condolences at the passing of our dear friend William St Clair. In his response to William’s passing our Founder and Chair Emanuel J Comino AM said: I’m very sorry … Continue reading →

We reproduce this comprehensive article about our founder and the chair of our committee Emanuel J Comino. This is also a story about the movement he has inspired. Βy Yannis Andritsopoulos, London Correspondent for the Greek daily newspaper Ta Nea … Continue reading →

This is Alan Cowell’s obituary from the New York Times Alan Cowell wrote A champion of human rights, he represented his client and friend in the so-called Rivonia trial of leaders of the African National Congress in the 1960s. George … Continue reading →

This state of the art museum is the future home for all of the sculptures from the Parthenon. For too long the Parthenon Marbles, that Elgin had removed from the Parthenon, have languished in an entirely inappropriate place. The British … Continue reading →

We can’t compete with such a beautiful presentation, our budget does not permit it. This is an exquisite presentation of the Acropolis Museum. Directed by Konstantinos Arvanitakis, with an original soundtrack by Yiannis Drenogiannis, with post Production by digimojo Production … Continue reading →