作者：成安 来源：原创 发布日期：08-24
A | The announcement was handed down by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which approved 24 objects for return, including jewelry, tools, and fashion items.,“The decision makes clear that the issue of the return of items collected in a colonial context does not always come down to injustice,” foundation president Hermann Parzinger said in a statement. “The special significance – in particular spiritual – of an artifact for the community it originated from may also justify return.”,Included on the list is the shell-studded statue of Ngonnso’, the mother goddess of the Nso’ people of northwestern Cameroon, which was “donated” to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903 by a German military officer.,Also included were objects seized during the Maji Maji Rebellion, an anti-colonial upheaval that rocked German East Africa, a territory including modern-day Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda, from 1905 to 1907. As many as 300,000 Africans were killed in Germany’s suppression of the uprising.,In May, the museum announced it was sending 23 stolen artifacts to Namibia on long-term loan, but was not returning them outright. Berlin reached a deal last year to admit it committed genocide against Namibia’s Herero and Nama peoples from 1904 to 1908, when they rose up against German colonization and were driven off their land and into the desert as punishment. The deal includes a $1.4 billion payment to Namibia, but the descendants of those who survived have called it insufficient to right the wrongs committed.,Germany to Pay Namibia $1.3Bln in Recognition of 20th Century Genocide28 May 2021, 07:13 GMT,Germany has also pledged to send other artifacts back to Africa, including the famous Benin Bronzes, intricate sculptures taken from the Kingdom of Benin, which is today part of Nigeria, despite the existence of the country of Benin, which was a German colony.,A study commissioned by the French government in 2018, another former major colonial power in Africa, found that more than 90% of African art is housed in museums outside the continent. However, even in Europe, much of the art pillaged by the Nazis in their continent-spanning wars in the 1930s and 1940s also has not been returned and continues to be traded.,The news also comes as the remains of Patrice Lumumba, the architect of Congo-Kinshasa’s independence and the country’s first leader, were returned to the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Belgium, the former colonial ruler. Lumumba was assassinated by the US and Belgian governments in 1961 for his left-wing politics. His remains have been prepared for burial in Haut-Katanga for June 30, which is DR Congo’s independence day.。 随着国庆佳节的临近，为了营造一个和谐、文明、健康的生活环境，在市文明办的部署下，我市各城区、街道、社区文明实践中心，连日来先后开展了“为文明养犬点赞”主题宣讲活动。
B | 通过此次宣讲活动，广大群众对文明养犬有了更深入的认识，并表示将文明养犬，共同为打造优美的城市环境贡献力量。
C | ■新抚区—— 9月24日上午，新抚区刘山街道邀请市治安支队民警开展“为文明养犬点赞”主题宣讲报告会，街道、社区等30余人参加了活动。活动中，民警针对文明养犬知识进行了详细讲解，强调了文明养犬的重要性，指出不文明养犬行为对社区环境和居民生活带来的不良影响，呼吁大家共同努力，文明养犬。
D | 同时，民警还介绍了养犬的基本知识，详细讲解了文明养犬的具体要求。在互动环节中，就文明养犬知识向大家提问，参加活动的人员以抢答的方式答题，现场气氛热烈，答题优胜者获得了“为文明养犬点赞”主题宣讲文创袋。 ■望花区—— 9月24日下午，望花区文明办联合望花公安分局治安管理大队在望花区新时代文明实践中心，开展了“为文明养犬点赞”宣讲活动。望花公安分局光明派出所民警张潇，为居民讲解了我省养犬管理规定以及依法文明养犬的相关法律法规，并耐心解答群众提出的问题。活动中还设置了有奖问答环节，向居民发放了文明养犬宣传袋，倡导要养“文明犬”，做文明养犬人。
E | 望花区将继续加大文明养犬的宣传力度，减少因家庭养犬引发的各类矛盾和问题。同时希望每一位爱犬人士都能积极加入到文明养犬行列中，一起争做文明养犬人，成为尽职的“铲屎官”。 ■东洲区—— 9月26日上午，东洲区在含情园社区举行了“为文明养犬点赞”活动。东洲派出所民警王明东、东洲区爱心宠物诊所负责人张忠尧，分别以典型案例为大家讲解了如何规范好自己的养犬行为、对大型犬和烈性犬的基本认知以及宠物办理免疫登记证流程等。
F | 活动现场还设置了有奖问答环节，大家积极思考、踊跃答题。社区工作人员为参与答题的居民发放了文明养犬宣传袋。 东洲区将加大文明养犬的宣传力度，倡导居民争做抚顺文明人，共建美好家园。 ■顺城区—— 9月26日下午，顺城区在抚顺城街道高山社区举行了“为文明养犬点赞”宣讲活动。顺城区公安分局抚顺城派出所民警罗雯，向到场的居民宣讲了文明养犬的专业知识以及犬证的办理流程等，活动还进行了文明养犬方面的有奖答题。 随着社会的发展和人们生活水平的提高，越来越多的人选择养犬，随之而来的问题也日益凸显。如何文明养犬，不仅关系到犬只的福利，也关系到社会的和谐稳定。参加活动的市民表示，要做文明养犬宣传者，让更多的人了解养犬的法律法规和日常管理，争做文明市民。 责任编辑：刘春阳。
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