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'''CENTRE DE RECHERCHE et d'Information sur l'Enfance et la Sexualité (CRIES)''' (Center for Research and Information on Childhood and Sexuality). Previously named ''Groupe d'Étude sur la Pédophilie''. Founded in [[Brussels]] in 1982 by Philippe Carpentier, a [[homosexual]] and other members of the LGBT activist group ''Gay Infor Homosexualité''. The group published the magazine L'Espoir and got funding from [[UNICEF]], the [[UN children’s charity. In 1986, CRIES was exposed as a front for [[pedophile]] activity. The basement of the UNICEF building was being used for making child pornography, children were hired out for sex, and Joseph Verbeeck, the head of UNICEF Belgium has been named as a member. He was one of only four people to be convicted after an investigation which many still regard as a cover-up operation meant to protect other high-up figures.

'''CENTRE DE RECHERCHE et d'Information sur l'Enfance et la Sexualité (CRIES)''' (Center for Research and Information on Childhood and Sexuality). Previously named ''Groupe d'Étude sur la Pédophilie''. Founded in [[Brussels]] in 1982 by Philippe Carpentier, a [[homosexual]] and other members of the LGBT activist group ''Gay Infor Homosexualité''. The group published the magazine L'Espoir and got funding from [[UNICEF]], the [[UN]] children’s charity. In 1986, CRIES was exposed as a front for [[pedophile]] activity. The basement of the UNICEF building was being used for making child pornography, children were hired out for sex, and Joseph Verbeeck, the head of UNICEF Belgium has been named as a member. He was one of only four people to be convicted after an investigation which many still regard as a cover-up operation meant to protect other high-up figures.

==Investigation==

==Investigation==