Multiple Choice
Important sites exist in poor countries that cannot afford the luxuries of protecting their properties. A question brought out by the destruction of the 175-foot-tall, 1500-year-old Bamiyan Buddas by the Taliban was:
A) Does the world's interest in global heritage override national sovereignty?
B) Should the world tell the Taliban what it can do to statues that are present in (what was) their country?
C) Who pays for the cleanup of such destruction?
D) Does the world's interest in global heritage override national sovereignty? and Should the world tell the Taliban what it can do to statues that are present in (what was) their country?
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