Scottish museum removes Egyptian mummy over dead's right to privacy

A Scottish museum has removed an Egyptian mummy from display, citing the deceased's right to privacy—a first in museum practice. The decision shifts institutional norms around human remains, though the specific museum and mummy are unnamed. This may prompt broader repatriation and display-policy debates across Western museums.

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