Oxford museum to return 39 colonial-era human remains to Naga people
- Oxford University’s Pitt Rivers Museum will return 39 human remains to the Naga people in India.
- The remains were collected during the British colonial period and are believed to have been taken from Nagaland.
- The museum said the decision follows discussions with Naga representatives and recognition of the remains’ cultural significance.
- The return is part of wider efforts by museums to address the colonial-era collection and possession of human remains.
Source: ndtv.com
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