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	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

			There was a dinner in his honour at the National Liberal Club, 30 March 2016.

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Ross Burgess at 15:23, 12 March 2016

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	[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at [[Oxford]] he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.		[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at [[New College, Oxford]] he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.

	Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>		Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 08:30, 4 October 2013

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Ross Burgess at 11:03, 11 June 2013

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	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

			==External links==

			http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2012/dec/20/ian-buist-obituary ''Guardian'' obituary

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Ross Burgess at 11:55, 28 April 2013

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	Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>		Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>

	The [[LGCM]] conference in 2006 paid a special ~~tribue~~ to Ian Buist for his work on the [[civil partnership]] legislation.<ref name=CHEAR5-6>CHE Annual Report, 2005–2006</ref>		The [[LGCM]] conference in 2006 paid a special tribute to Ian Buist for his work on the [[civil partnership]] legislation.<ref name=CHEAR5-6>CHE Annual Report, 2005–2006</ref>

	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

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	Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>		Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>

			The [[LGCM]] conference in 2006 paid a special tribue to Ian Buist for his work on the [[civil partnership]] legislation.<ref name=CHEAR5-6>CHE Annual Report, 2005–2006</ref>

	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

Ross Burgess at 08:43, 30 October 2012

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	[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at [[Oxford]] he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.		[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at [[Oxford]] he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.

	Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting GLF because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>		Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting [[GLF]] because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>

	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

Ross Burgess at 08:42, 30 October 2012

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	[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at Oxford he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.		[[File:Ian Buist.JPG\|thumb\|Ian Buist at the CHE AGM 2011]]'''Ian Buist''' (actually '''John Latto Farquharson Buist''', 1930–2012) was a gay rights campaigner and former diplomat. After achieving a first in classics at [[Oxford]] he joined the diplomatic service and worked in senior positions in Kenya and East Africa.

	Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting GLF because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>		Buist joined [[CHE]] in 1972, rejecting GLF because 'The “GLF” idea of an anti-family, anti-Establishment social revolution seemed to me unlikely to produce change for the better.'<ref>http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Buist.pdf ''British Diplomatic Oral History Programme'', BUIST, John Latto Farquharson (Ian).</ref>

	He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death ~~on 19~~ October 2012.		He continued to contribute to the ongoing campaign for gay rights, up to his death in October 2012.

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