CLEAN : Dutch court rules Crimean treasures must go to Ukraine

The video discusses a legal case involving the Crimean Museum and the Ukrainian state. The Court of Appeal ruled that Ukrainian law takes precedence, meaning the museum is not obliged to return certain objects to Crimea. Despite the objects' Romanian origin, they are considered part of Ukraine's cultural heritage. The court's decision is significant politically and legally, but enforcement depends on further legal actions. The case has been ongoing since 2014, and the items have been safely stored during this time.

What was the basis for the Court of Appeal's decision regarding the Crimean museums?

• The rights of the Crimean museums

• The rights of the Ukrainian state

• The rights of the Romanian state

• The rights of UNESCO

Which country's cultural heritage do the museum pieces belong to, according to the court?

• Ukraine

• Crimea

• Russia

• Romania

Since when has Ukraine been considered an independent state?

• 1989

• 2001

• 1991

• 1995

What is the next possible legal step for the Crimean museums?

• Appeal to the European Court of Human Rights

• Appeal to the Dutch Supreme Court

• Appeal to the International Court of Justice

• Appeal to the Ukrainian Supreme Court

How long has the legal process regarding the cultural heritage items been ongoing?

• Since 2005

• Since 2010

• Since 2018

• Since 2014