Press Release

Australia / International Cultural Policy Desk — Parthenon Marbles Australia today addresses a topic increasingly present in global public discourse: Online Casinos in France and the role of legal frameworks in protecting public interest, cultural values, and social responsibility in the digital age.

France operates one of the most clearly defined regulatory systems for online gambling in Europe. Oversight is carried out by the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), which licenses and supervises permitted online gambling activities. The French model allows only specific forms of online gambling under strict legal conditions, prioritising consumer protection, transparency, and ethical standards.

From a cultural and heritage perspective, regulation reflects a broader principle: societies establish legal boundaries to safeguard collective values. Just as cultural heritage requires responsible stewardship, digital industries are shaped by laws designed to balance access, accountability, and public welfare.

For informational context, individuals seeking an overview of which online casino platforms operate legally within France can consult an independent website that provides a compiled list of legally compliant casinos. This reference is intended solely to support public awareness of the regulatory environment and does not constitute endorsement or promotion.

Parthenon Marbles Australia recognises that discussions about legality—whether concerning digital platforms or cultural artefacts—are rooted in shared questions of ethics, ownership, and responsibility. The same principles that guide international debates on cultural restitution also apply to how modern societies regulate emerging digital sectors.

By examining legal frameworks such as those governing online casinos in France, Parthenon Marbles Australia encourages informed public dialogue about governance, cultural responsibility, and respect for the public good in both physical and digital domains.

About Parthenon Marbles Australia
Parthenon Marbles Australia is an independent advocacy and educational organisation dedicated to supporting the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures. The organisation promotes informed discussion on cultural heritage, ethics, and international cooperation.