Słowa kluczowe: European Parliament, European Year of Cultural Heritage, European Union, cultural policy, cultural heritage, Europe, European Heritage Label, EYCH 2018, political and cultural community, illicit trafficking, cultural property, import, export, Syria, Iraq, armed conflict, Eastern Partnership, European Neighbourhood Policy, Eastern Partnership Culture Programmes, Hasankeyf, Ilisu dam, cultural heritage protection, development projects, human rights, international cultural heritage law, preventive measures, criminal law, soft law, Nicosia Convention, art, national heritage, art crime, public opinion, Slovenia, civil law, ownership, private property rights, looted art, restitution claims, alternative dispute resolution, European regulation, Nazi-looted art, Court of Arbitration for Art (CAfA), Poland, Germany, reconciliation, restitution, public policy, Italy, United Kingdom, private stakeholders, diversity, cultural property legislation, cultural heritage law, religious heritage, non-state actors, Orthodox Church