It is an outstanding illustration of Kasena culture, of which the Royal Court architecture and mural decorations are representative, and of the associated social, anthropological and political aspects. IntegrityThe integrity of the Royal Court of Tiébélé is based on the set of concession huts and on the sacred symbolic elements that continue to be used today. The Royal Court has retained its original site and has been preserved from urban development up to the present day by its immediate surroundings, which are still predominantly natural. Protection and management requirementsThe Royal Court of Tiébélé is under the administrative supervision of the General Directorate of Culture and Art. The management of the Royal Court of Tiébélé is traditionally the task of the Pê (the customary Chief) and of the community.