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*[http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/home-office-allegedly-funded-paedophile-4613058 The Home Office allegedly funded a paedophile group in the 1970s. Why?] | *[http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/home-office-allegedly-funded-paedophile-4613058 The Home Office allegedly funded a paedophile group in the 1970s. Why?] | ||
::The Home Office may have covered up [[Historical sex abuse (dictionary)|historic child abuse allegations]] - but what of the "[[Paedophile Information Exchange]]" group that was allegedly funded by the department? (Anna Leach, Sophie Warnes - The Mirror, UK)<!-- Added 11-4-14 --> | ::The Home Office may have covered up [[Historical sex abuse (dictionary)|historic child abuse allegations]] - but what of the "[[Paedophile Information Exchange]]" group that was allegedly funded by the department? (Anna Leach, Sophie Warnes - The Mirror, UK)<!-- Added 11-4-14 --> | ||
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In Other News
- “The documentary is presented by Ian Dunn, one of the founders of the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE), which campaigned to legalise sex with children.” (Marc Horne and Martin Beckford - The Daily Mail, UK)
- A Warren County Circuit Court jury convicted 61-year-old Delores Ann Harris on a charge of misusing information from Virginia's sex offender registry on Friday. (Associated Press. Richmond Times- Dispatch, US)
- Gary Glitter has been found guilty of historical sex abuse against three young girls between 1975 and 1980. (BBC News, UK)
- Parents under investigation for allowing their kids to walk home from the park and the Draconian measures taken by child protection. (Mark Frauenfelder - BOING BOING, US)
- Paedophiles pose almost no threat to our children, even if they get their hands on our family photos, says Harry Wallop. (Harry Wallop - The Telegraph, UK)
- Japan's comics and cartoons - known as manga and anime - are a huge cultural industry and famous around the world. But some are shocking, featuring children in sexually explicit scenarios. Why has Japan decided against banning this material? (Perhaps because it’s not real.) (James Fletcher - BBC News, Tokyo)
- Lionel Blair’s retirement from panto is a sad sign of the times. (Josie Appleton - spiked, UK)
- When a South Florida man was arrested a year ago, he insisted that inappropriate photographs of his three young children were simply normal "family portraits" of his nudist family. (WPTV- from the Sun Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Fla)
- The Home Office may have covered up historic child abuse allegations - but what of the "Paedophile Information Exchange" group that was allegedly funded by the department? (Anna Leach, Sophie Warnes - The Mirror, UK)
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