Island nation’s treaty with Australia raises concerns over loss of cultural heritage
A treaty between Tuvalu and Australia allows Tuvaluans to migrate to Australia for work and study, raising concerns about the effects of population movement on cultural heritage. Researchers are documenting traditional architecture and building skills, while advocates call for migration and land-use decisions to account for community identity.
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