Round table discussion. Can the law become a truly preventative tool against the plundering and illicit trafficking of cultural heritage, or does it continue to act primarily reactively?

Jesús Prieto de Pedro. Professor Emeritus of Administrative Law at the UNED (National University of Distance Education). Holder of the Andrés Bello Chair of Cultural Rights. He has served as the Government's expert to UNESCO.

Mohamed Joudat, Professor of Arts and Humanities at Mohammed V University in Rabat. Joaquín Moscoso Novillo, Doctor of Jurisprudence, International Consultant on Cultural Legislation. Jesús Prieto de Pedro, Emeritus Professor of Administrative Law at UNED (National University of Distance Education), Holder of the Andrés Bello Chair of Cultural Rights. Alesia Koush, Holder of the UNESCO Chair on Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property and Cultural Rights, University of Siena-CAMNES of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies. Moderator: Ramiro Rosón Mesa, Doctor of Law from Carlos III University of Madrid and Master in Cultural Heritage Management.

José Segura Clavell. Director General of Casa África. Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor of Thermodynamics at the Official School of Nautical Studies of Tenerife and Professor of Applied Physics at the University of La Laguna.

Joaquín Moscoso Novillo. Doctor of Jurisprudence. International consultant on cultural legislation. Former Undersecretary of Cultural Heritage and former Director of the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Ecuador.