JAustralia ratified the UNESCO Convention on Intangible Cultural Heritage — but never built the systems required to uphold it. This article explains what a treaty obligation actually is, why Australia remains absent from UNESCO heritage lists, and how the Creative Women’s Association is establishing the missing cultural safeguarding infrastructure.
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