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I agree with your point of view, it is a question of context and a general rule cannot be established. It depends, among other factors, on the provenance and function of the human remains in the museum: whether they are only in the museum as a result of colonial brutality, whether they can provide significant knowledge, or whether they are only on display to sell tickets.

In Spain we have a very interesting case: that of the Guanche mummies.

https://www.museosdetenerife.org/blog/articulo-de-divulgacion-momias-guanches-en-el-destierro-por-conrado-rodriguez-maffiotte-martin-y-mercedes-martin-oval/

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