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- MPs and experts raise ethical concerns about the treatment of human remains in British museums and call for government support to manage them.
- Archaeologists and museum professionals emphasize caring for remains and note collection managers' empathy and ethical awareness.
- Some remains can be repatriated, but many cannot for various reasons.
- The authors urge government leadership to address the colonial legacy through collective action by elected officials while preserving institutional relationships.
