Cultural Heritage Law refers to the legal frameworks and regulations that protect and preserve cultural heritage, including historical sites, artifacts, and traditions. This area of law aims to safeguard the cultural identity of communities and nations, ensuring that significant cultural resources are maintained for future generations. These laws often involve international agreements, such as the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, which encourages countries to cooperate in the protection of cultural heritage. Violations can lead to penalties, and enforcement may involve various stakeholders, including governments, local communities, and international organizations.