The Cultural Heritage Protection Act is a law designed to safeguard and preserve important cultural sites, artifacts, and traditions. It aims to prevent the destruction or neglect of cultural heritage, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from their history. This act often applies to historical buildings, archaeological sites, and significant cultural practices. Under this act, governments and organizations are encouraged to take proactive measures in protecting cultural heritage. This includes funding for restoration projects, legal protections against unauthorized alterations, and promoting public awareness about the importance of preserving cultural identity. The act plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of communities and their histories.