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Loi du 19 novembre 2003 modifiant la loi du 10 juin 1999 relative aux établissements classés

30 November 2003

This legislation focuses on regulating a wide range of industrial activities to protect the environment and public health. It outlines specific requirements for establishments involved in activities such as textile manufacturing, butcheries, explosives handling, and energy production. The document provides detailed procedures for authorization requests, including the completion of necessary documentation and notification to local authorities. It also addresses the protection of heritage sites by setting conditions for site preservation, decontamination, and restoration, emphasising the importance of safeguarding cultural and historical assets. Furthermore, the legislation includes guidelines for various industrial

Arrêté du Gouvernement de la Communauté française relatif aux titres de trésor culturel vivant et de chef-d’oeuvre du patrimoine oral et immatériel et à l’octroi des subventions accordées aux personnes ayant reçu ce titre et aux opérateurs organisant les manifestations auxquelles ces titres ont été décernés

4 September 2003

This legislation outlines the procedures and criteria for designating living cultural treasures and masterpieces of oral and intangible heritage in the French Community. It establishes a framework for recognizing individuals and events that embody and preserve cultural heritage. The document emphasises the importance of continuity, identity, and aesthetic qualities in cultural manifestations, encouraging their active participation and transmission within communities. One key aspect of the legislation is the process for applying for subsidies to support the preservation and promotion of cultural manifestations. It details the objectives of these subsidies, including

Ustawa z dnia 23 lipca 2003 r. o ochronie zabytków i opiece nad zabytkami

23 July 2003

The Act consisting of 13 chapters specifies the subject, scope and forms of protection and care of monuments, the principles of creating a national program for the protection and care of monuments and the financing of conservation, restoration and construction works on monuments, as well as the organization of monument protection authorities. The Act specifies the subject, scope and forms of protection and care of monuments, the principles of creating a national program for the protection and care of monuments and the financing of conservation, restoration and construction works on

Vereinbarung über die interkantonale Zusammenarbeit im Bereich überregionaler Kultureinrichtungen (Agreement on intercantonal cooperation in the area of supra-regional cultural institutions)

1 July 2003

The “Vereinbarung über die interkantonale Zusammenarbeit im Bereich überregionaler Kultureinrichtungen” establishes a framework for collaboration among Swiss cantons (Luzern, Schwyz, Zug and Zürich) in supporting and managing regional cultural institutions. The agreement aims to enhance cultural offerings and ensure the sustainable operation of key cultural facilities that serve broader regional interests. This collaboration includes financial contributions, strategic planning, and coordinated efforts to support museums, theatres, libraries, and other cultural institutions. The agreement emphasises the importance of cultural heritage preservation, education, and public access to cultural resources. Key points of the

Loi du 25 avril 2003

18 May 2003

This legislation focuses on the preservation and enhancement of historical monuments and cultural heritage sites in Luxembourg. It authorises the allocation of funds from the Monuments Historical Fund for restoration projects, emphasising the importance of maintaining these significant landmarks. Additionally, the document outlines financial limits for specific heritage-related initiatives, ensuring responsible budget management in heritage conservation efforts. The law also addresses the establishment and support of cultural institutions, such as the “Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster,” highlighting the government’s commitment to promoting cultural activities and historical awareness. By

Law on “The immovable historical and cultural monuments which are considered as state-owned property of the Republic of Armenia and not subject to alienation”

11 April 2003

The law concerning immovable historical and cultural monuments in Armenia provides robust protection for a diverse array of significant sites that are owned by the state and strictly designated as non-transferable assets. These monuments span millennia, encompassing ancient settlements from the Stone Age, imposing medieval fortresses, religious structures such as churches and temples, and modern-day museums and memorials. Each of these sites holds profound cultural and historical value, representing the enduring legacy of Armenia’s rich heritage. Under this legislation, these monuments can only be utilized for specific purposes that enhance

ՀՀ օրենքը «Հայաuտանի Հանրապետության պետական uեփականություն համարվող և oտարման ոչ ենթակա պատմության և մշակույթի անշարժ հուշարձանների մաuին»

11 April 2003

International Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations

31 January 2003

The International Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms, and Broadcasting Organizations is a crucial treaty that safeguards the rights of these groups against unauthorized use and exploitation of their works. Adopted on October 26, 1961, the Convention provides a comprehensive framework to protect the interests of performers, phonogram producers, and broadcasting organizations. General Description for Armenia For Armenia, the Convention holds significant importance in protecting its cultural and creative industries. The country, rich in cultural heritage and artistic talent, benefits from the Convention’s provisions in several key

Կատարողների, հնչյունագրեր արտադրողների և հեռարձակող կազմակերպությունների պահպանության մասին միջազգային կոնվենցիա

3 January 2003

ՀՀ օրենքը «Մշակութային օրենսդրության հիմունքների մասին»

20 November 2002

The “On the Fundamentals of Cultural Legislation” law of the Republic of Armenia, accepted on November 20, 2002, outlines the foundational principles and structures guiding the nation’s cultural policy. The law’s primary objectives are to ensure and protect the constitutional rights of Armenian citizens to freedom of speech, creativity, and participation in cultural life. It aims to regulate the relationships between participants in cultural activities, define the principles of state cultural policy, and provide legal bases for state support to culture while ensuring non-interference in the creative process. The state

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