The museum’s management has been accused of prioritizing diversity over competence
The management of the Louvre Museum has been criticized for prioritizing diversity over competence in key appointments, following a daylight robbery in which the French crown jewels were stolen.
The controversy has centered on the Louvre’s security chief, Dominique Buffin, whose appointment was hailed in French media last year as part of a gender-balance drive. Buffin, who previously held posts in the police and the Culture Ministry, became the museum’s first female head of security last September after being appointed by director Laurence des Cars, herself the…
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