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Jeremy Irons-Narrated Hitler Doc Boarded by Cargo Film & Releasing

Cargo Film & Releasing has acquired global rights, excluding France and Germany, to 'The Books He Didn’t Burn,' narrated by Jeremy Irons.

Statues, contested histories and the law | International Bar Association

In summer 2020, the statue of Edward Colston, a merchant and trader of enslaved persons, was toppled by protestors and pushed into the harbour in Bristol, England. The statue’s removal provoked both public applause and condemnation.

Book Launch: Contested Histories In Public Spaces: Principles, Processes, Best Practices

Contested Histories in Public Spaces : Principles, Processes, Best Practices, edited by Dr Timothy W Ryback, Dr Mark Ellis, and Benjamin Glahn. This landmark volume is intended for decision-makers confronting disputes over statues, street names, monuments, and other historical markers, with particular focus on the legal constraints and opportunities for action. The 10 case studies are drawn from a survey of more than 230 controversies over legacies of slavery, colonialism, fascism, communism, and mass atrocity or human rights abuses. The cases explore the range of possible remedies: from status quo to placarding, resignification and repurposing, to relocation, removal, or destruction. We will look at the iconic disputes over