Opinion
How the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Might Curtail Antiquity Theft
The bottom line is that current laws on the trade of antiquities are insufficient, allowing the looting of culturally significant property to continue.
Salisha Kayum
Salisha Kayum is a law school student attending Cardozo School of Law in New York City. She focusses her research on the laws governing art and antiquities and specifically on the intersection of art, antiquities, and regulatory compliance.