Harman's pressure group advertised for members in magazine for paedophiles

The National Council for Civil Liberties placed a recruitment advert for new members in the house  magazine of the notorious Paedophile Information Exchange, it emerged yesterday.

Labour’s deputy leader Harriet Harman and her MP husband Jack Dromey say PIE was banished before she became the NCCL’s legal officer in 1978.

But disturbing new evidence contradicts this claim – and reveals further embarrassingly close ties between the NCCL and the paedophile group campaigning to legalise sex with children.

The Mail can reveal that:
■ In 1979, an edition of Magpie, PIE’s official journal, carried the NCCL appeal for new members in an appalling ‘Year of the Child’ edition.
■ Former health minister and NCCL general secretary Patricia Hewitt shared a conference platform with PIE leader Tom O’Carroll in 1977.  (more...)

Harman's pressure group advertised for members in magazine for paedophiles

Further developments:

The Left argue that a sexual free-for-all in the 70s explains their tolerance of child sex abusers

'I got it wrong on Paedophile Information Exchange': Patricia Hewitt finally apologises