Senegal deputy demands return of colonial-era skulls from French museum

A Senegalese deputy has reopened the debate over the restitution of human remains held in France, specifically skulls of anti-colonial fighters stored at the Muséum national d’histoire naturelle in Paris. The claim is that these remains are still in French collections, and parliamentary voices are pushing for their return. This is part of a broader, ongoing post-colonial restitution movement, but the specific focus on human remains marks a notable escalation in bilateral cultural diplomacy.