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New Zealand and the 2003 Convention

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Mr Fale Andrew Lesã The son of a tattooist and grandson of a chief, Fale embodies intangible cultural heritage. Besides the practice of traditional tattooing, he promotes his identity through language, performing arts, rituals, festivals, traditional knowledge, and craftsmanship

Mr Fale Andrew Lesã The son of a tattooist and grandson of a chief, Fale embodies intangible cultural heritage. Besides the practice of traditional tattooing, he promotes his identity through language, performing arts, rituals, festivals, traditional knowledge, and craftsmanship

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State not party to the 2003 Convention

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