Ian Dunn - Revision history

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	At the first International Gay Rights Congress in Edinburgh in 1974 he was involved in setting up the [[International Gay Association]].		At the first International Gay Rights Congress in Edinburgh in 1974 he was involved in setting up the [[International Gay Association]].

	Also in 1974 he helped to establish the [[Edinburgh LGBT Centre]], the oldest such centre in the UK. Dunn also co-founded the [[Paedophile]] Information Exchange in 1974. The organisation campaigned to legalise sex between adults and children, and to promote acceptance and understanding of adults having sex with children, with Dunn considered to be an influential member of the campaign. However, Dunn said he was not a paedophile himself<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Dunn_(activist) </ref>		Also in 1974 he helped to establish the [[Edinburgh LGBT Centre]], the oldest such centre in the UK. Dunn also co-founded the [[Paedophile]] Information Exchange in 1974. The organisation campaigned to legalise sex between adults and children, and to promote acceptance and understanding of adults having sex with children, with Dunn considered to be an influential member of the campaign. However, Dunn said he was not a paedophile himself<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Dunn_(activist) </ref>.

	He joined the [[Labour Party]] in 1977. He had been active in labour organisations for some time, having worked for lesbian and gay rights through [[Edinburgh]] City Labour Party and the local government union NALGO.		He joined the [[Labour Party]] in 1977. He had been active in labour organisations for some time, having worked for lesbian and gay rights through [[Edinburgh]] City Labour Party and the local government union NALGO.
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	[[File:Ian Dunn.jpg\|thumb\|Ian Dunn]]'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner. he controversially supported [[~~paedophilia~~]] rights.		[[File:Ian Dunn.jpg\|thumb\|Ian Dunn]]'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner. He controversially supported [[Pedophilia]] rights.

	Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.		Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.

Wessexman: Co founded PIE in 1974.

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Co founded PIE in 1974.

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	[[File:Ian Dunn.jpg\|thumb\|Ian Dunn]]'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner.		[[File:Ian Dunn.jpg\|thumb\|Ian Dunn]]'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner. he controversially supported [[paedophilia]] rights.

	Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.		Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.
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	At the first International Gay Rights Congress in Edinburgh in 1974 he was involved in setting up the [[International Gay Association]].		At the first International Gay Rights Congress in Edinburgh in 1974 he was involved in setting up the [[International Gay Association]].

	Also in 1974 he helped to establish the [[Edinburgh LGBT Centre]], the oldest such centre in the UK.		Also in 1974 he helped to establish the [[Edinburgh LGBT Centre]], the oldest such centre in the UK. Dunn also co-founded the [[Paedophile]] Information Exchange in 1974. The organisation campaigned to legalise sex between adults and children, and to promote acceptance and understanding of adults having sex with children, with Dunn considered to be an influential member of the campaign. However, Dunn said he was not a paedophile himself<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Dunn_(activist) </ref>

	He joined the [[Labour Party]] in 1977. He had been active in labour organisations for some time, having worked for lesbian and gay rights through [[Edinburgh]] City Labour Party and the local government union NALGO.		He joined the [[Labour Party]] in 1977. He had been active in labour organisations for some time, having worked for lesbian and gay rights through [[Edinburgh]] City Labour Party and the local government union NALGO.

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	* http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ScotsGay Obituary with photographs.		* http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ''[[ScotsGay]]'' Obituary with photographs.

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	* [http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ScotsGay Obituary] with photographs.		* http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ScotsGay Obituary with photographs.

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Ross Burgess at 23:52, 20 February 2014

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	'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner.		[[File:Ian Dunn.jpg\|thumb\|Ian Dunn]]'''Ian Dunn''' (Ian Campbell Dunn, 1943–1998) was a Scottish gay rights campaigner.

	Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.		Ian Dunn began his work in gay rights activism after finding that the [[Sexual Offences Act 1967]], which partially decriminalized homosexual relations between adult men, applied only to England and Wales and not to Scotland.
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	* [http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ScotsGay Obituary] with photographs.		* [http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/io20a/obit.html ScotsGay Obituary] with photographs.

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