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    • Second Protocol to the Hague Convention of 1954 for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. The Hague, 26 March 1999.1

    States Date of deposit of instrument Type of instrument
    1Bulgaria14/06/2000Ratification
    2Qatar04/09/2000Ratification
    3Belarus13/12/2000Ratification
    4Panama08/03/2001Accession
    5Azerbaijan17/04/2001Ratification
    6Cyprus16/05/2001Ratification
    7Nicaragua01/06/2001Accession
    8Spain06/07/2001Ratification
    9Libya20/07/2001Accession
    10Argentina07/01/2002Accession
    11Austria01/03/2002Ratification
    12Lithuania13/03/2002Accession
    13El Salvador27/03/2002Accession
    14North Macedonia19/04/2002Accession
    15Serbia02/09/2002Accession
    16Honduras26/01/2003Accession
    17Gabon29/08/2003Accession
    18Mexico07/10/2003Accession
    19Equatorial Guinea19/11/2003Accession
    20Costa Rica09/12/2003Accession
    21Slovakia11/02/2004Ratification
    22Slovenia13/04/2004Accession
    23Switzerland09/07/2004Ratification
    24Ecuador02/08/2004Ratification
    25Finland27/08/2004Acceptance
    26Paraguay09/11/2004Accession
    27Estonia17/01/2005Approval
    28Guatemala04/02/2005Accession
    29Greece20/04/2005Ratification
    30Peru24/05/2005Ratification
    31Iran (Islamic Republic of)24/05/2005Accession
    32Luxembourg30/06/2005Ratification
    33Egypt03/08/2005Ratification
    34Brazil23/09/2005Accession
    35Nigeria21/10/2005Ratification
    36Hungary26/10/2005Ratification
    37Canada29/11/2005Accession
    38Croatia08/02/2006Ratification
    39Tajikistan21/02/2006Accession
    40Armenia18/05/2006Ratification
    41Niger16/06/2006Accession
    42Romania07/08/2006Ratification
    43Uruguay03/01/2007Accession
    44Netherlands30/01/2007Acceptance
    45Montenegro26/04/2007Notification of succession
    46Czechia08/06/2007Accession
    47Japan10/09/2007Accession
    48Saudi Arabia06/11/2007Accession
    49Bahrain26/08/2008Accession
    50Chile11/09/2008Accession
    51Barbados02/10/2008Accession
    52Dominican Republic03/03/2009Accession
    53Jordan05/05/2009Accession
    54Bosnia and Herzegovina22/05/2009Accession
    55Italy10/07/2009Ratification
    56Germany25/11/2009Ratification
    57Georgia13/09/2010Accession
    58Belgium13/10/2010Ratification
    59Colombia24/11/2010Accession
    60Oman16/05/2011Ratification
    61Poland03/01/2012Accession
    62Palestine22/03/2012Accession
    63Benin17/04/2012Accession
    64Mali15/11/2012Accession
    65Cambodia17/09/2013Ratification
    66New Zealand23/10/2013Accession
    67Morocco05/12/2013Ratification
    68South Africa11/02/2015Accession
    69Norway05/09/2016Accession
    70Togo24/01/2017Accession
    71Liechtenstein31/01/2017Accession
    72France20/03/2017Accession
    73United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland12/09/2017Accession
    74Sweden10/11/2017Ratification
    75Turkmenistan22/01/2018Accession
    76Burkina Faso05/02/2018Accession
    77Afghanistan12/03/2018Accession
    78Djibouti09/04/2018Accession
    79Portugal09/04/2018Accession
    80Ireland17/05/2018Accession
    81Madagascar03/07/2018Ratification
    82Denmark05/09/2018Accession

    1This Protocol entered into force on 9 March 2004. It subsequently will entered into force for each State three months after the date of deposit of that State’s instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.


       
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