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PIE issued its own periodicals one being ''The Magpie'' in which members argued their case i.e. there was no harm in pedophilia, society was stupid, the laws were oppressive and abolishing the age of consent was "progress". Another of their journals was called "Minor Problems".

PIE issued its own periodicals one being ''The Magpie'' in which members argued their case i.e. there was no harm in pedophilia, society was stupid, the laws were oppressive and abolishing the age of consent was "progress". Another of their journals was called "Minor Problems".

PIE members lobbied Parliament and demonstrated there. They issued demands that the age of consent for sexual activity should be reduced to four (years not months).  

PIE members lobbied Parliament and demonstrated there. They issued demands that the age of consent for sexual activity should be reduced to four (years).  

In 1977 PIE sent delegates to the NCCL conference at Swansea, and invited pro-pedophile campaigners from the Continent to come to Britain to speak. One of these was Dr Edward Brongersma, a Dutch MP, who spoke at the conference of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] in Nottingham in August 1977, in favor of reducing or abolishing the legal age of consent, and received a standing ovation.<ref> Mathew Thomson, ''Lost Freedom: The Landscape of the Child and the British Post-War Settlement,

In 1977 PIE sent delegates to the NCCL conference at Swansea, and invited pro-pedophile campaigners from the Continent to come to Britain to speak. One of these was Dr Edward Brongersma, a Dutch MP, who spoke at the conference of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] in Nottingham in August 1977, in favor of reducing or abolishing the legal age of consent, and received a standing ovation.<ref> Mathew Thomson, ''Lost Freedom: The Landscape of the Child and the British Post-War Settlement,