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Funding Shortages Threaten Japan's Meiji Industrial Heritage Sites
A Kyodo News survey reveals that 60% of Japan's 23 UNESCO-listed Meiji Industrial Revolution sites express concern over preservation due to insufficient funding and lack of specialists, despite an initial tourism boost after the 2015 listing.
Funding Shortages Threaten Japan's Meiji Industrial Heritage Sites
A Kyodo News survey reveals that 60% of Japan's 23 UNESCO-listed Meiji Industrial Revolution sites express concern over preservation due to insufficient funding and lack of specialists, despite an initial tourism boost after the 2015 listing.
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36% Bias Score


China Expands National Cultural Ecology Protection Zones to Preserve Intangible Heritage
China recently established seven new national-level cultural ecology protection zones, bringing the total to 24, to safeguard diverse cultural heritages, including ethnic cultures and intangible cultural heritages like the Baofeng rap culture in Henan province, demonstrating a systematic approach to...
China Expands National Cultural Ecology Protection Zones to Preserve Intangible Heritage
China recently established seven new national-level cultural ecology protection zones, bringing the total to 24, to safeguard diverse cultural heritages, including ethnic cultures and intangible cultural heritages like the Baofeng rap culture in Henan province, demonstrating a systematic approach to...
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40% Bias Score


Nayarit Court Halts Soccer Stadium Construction Amid Citizen Protests
A Nayarit court temporarily halted construction of a soccer stadium planned for the site of the demolished Ciudad de las Artes cultural center in Tepic, following citizen lawsuits alleging illegal demolition and lack of public consultation. The 300-million-peso stadium, slated for completion in 2026...
Nayarit Court Halts Soccer Stadium Construction Amid Citizen Protests
A Nayarit court temporarily halted construction of a soccer stadium planned for the site of the demolished Ciudad de las Artes cultural center in Tepic, following citizen lawsuits alleging illegal demolition and lack of public consultation. The 300-million-peso stadium, slated for completion in 2026...
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60% Bias Score


Latino Art Project Combats Historical Erasure in US
Jorge Baldor's Latino Art Project, launched in 2017, is a pop-up museum showcasing Latino art and history through 10 exhibitions in Texas, aiming to counter the erasure of Latino history in US schools and celebrate figures like Gaspar Yanga and Benkos Biohó.
Latino Art Project Combats Historical Erasure in US
Jorge Baldor's Latino Art Project, launched in 2017, is a pop-up museum showcasing Latino art and history through 10 exhibitions in Texas, aiming to counter the erasure of Latino history in US schools and celebrate figures like Gaspar Yanga and Benkos Biohó.
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40% Bias Score


Schomburg Center Celebrates Centennial Amidst Backlash Against Race-Conscious Initiatives
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture celebrates its 100th anniversary with a festival on October 28th in Harlem, showcasing its vast collection of 11 million items documenting Black history and culture, addressing concerns about the erasure of Black history in a time of increasing back...
Schomburg Center Celebrates Centennial Amidst Backlash Against Race-Conscious Initiatives
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture celebrates its 100th anniversary with a festival on October 28th in Harlem, showcasing its vast collection of 11 million items documenting Black history and culture, addressing concerns about the erasure of Black history in a time of increasing back...
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44% Bias Score


Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan province, China, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and community involvement, preserving its cultural heritage and generating tourism revenue.
Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan province, China, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and community involvement, preserving its cultural heritage and generating tourism revenue.
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40% Bias Score

Levantine Dance and Music Event at Sydney Opera House Highlights Cultural Preservation Amidst Gaza Conflict
The Dabke and Tatreez event at the Sydney Opera House on Sunday showcased Levantine folk dance and music, featuring Palestinian, Lebanese, Turkish, Indonesian, and Cypriot artists, using music as a plea for connection amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Levantine Dance and Music Event at Sydney Opera House Highlights Cultural Preservation Amidst Gaza Conflict
The Dabke and Tatreez event at the Sydney Opera House on Sunday showcased Levantine folk dance and music, featuring Palestinian, Lebanese, Turkish, Indonesian, and Cypriot artists, using music as a plea for connection amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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24% Bias Score

China Expands National Cultural Ecology Protection Zones to Preserve Intangible Heritage
China recently established seven new national cultural ecology protection zones, bringing the total to 24, to systematically preserve diverse cultural heritages including ethnic and intangible cultural heritages such as the Baofeng rap culture, showcasing a unique approach to ICH conservation integr...

China Expands National Cultural Ecology Protection Zones to Preserve Intangible Heritage
China recently established seven new national cultural ecology protection zones, bringing the total to 24, to systematically preserve diverse cultural heritages including ethnic and intangible cultural heritages such as the Baofeng rap culture, showcasing a unique approach to ICH conservation integr...
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48% Bias Score

Ghana's Dikan Center: Empowering African Storytelling Through Photography
Paul Ninson founded the Dikan Center, Africa's largest photography library in Accra, Ghana, which opened in December 2022 with over 30,000 books, aiming to empower local artists and counter foreign narratives about Africa.

Ghana's Dikan Center: Empowering African Storytelling Through Photography
Paul Ninson founded the Dikan Center, Africa's largest photography library in Accra, Ghana, which opened in December 2022 with over 30,000 books, aiming to empower local artists and counter foreign narratives about Africa.
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28% Bias Score

Georgia's Pankisi Gorge: From Conflict Zone to Tourist Destination
The Pankisi Gorge in Georgia, once associated with terrorism, is now a tourist destination thanks to local initiatives promoting its unique Kist culture and stunning natural beauty; hundreds of tourists visit annually, participating in activities such as hiking, horseback riding, Sufi rituals, and c...

Georgia's Pankisi Gorge: From Conflict Zone to Tourist Destination
The Pankisi Gorge in Georgia, once associated with terrorism, is now a tourist destination thanks to local initiatives promoting its unique Kist culture and stunning natural beauty; hundreds of tourists visit annually, participating in activities such as hiking, horseback riding, Sufi rituals, and c...
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32% Bias Score

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is preserved through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and active community involvement, ensuring its long-term stability and cultural richness.

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is preserved through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and active community involvement, ensuring its long-term stability and cultural richness.
Progress
36% Bias Score

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and restrictions on construction; over 100 indigenous residents contribute to its preservation and tourism.

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City
Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and restrictions on construction; over 100 indigenous residents contribute to its preservation and tourism.
Progress
36% Bias Score
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