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When in March 1984 the Sunday Mail, a Scottish newspaper, wrote that Dunn “allows his flat to be used as the main contact address for Britain and the whole of Europe for paedophiles”, Dunn sued for libel. But the contact address had appeared in the latest edition of Minor Problems, and undercover journalists had already caught him on tape bragging about molesting a fourteen-year-old boy. He had to abandon the libel action and was jailed for a year. All very reminiscent of [[Oscar Wilde]].

When in March 1984 the Sunday Mail, a Scottish newspaper, wrote that Dunn “allows his flat to be used as the main contact address for Britain and the whole of Europe for paedophiles”, Dunn sued for libel. But the contact address had appeared in the latest edition of Minor Problems, and undercover journalists had already caught him on tape bragging about molesting a fourteen-year-old boy. He had to abandon the libel action and was jailed for a year. All very reminiscent of [[Oscar Wilde]].

Lothian police raided his bookshop and seized all the copies of ''Minor Problems.'' Dunn denied knowing Bremner, but was proved to be lying. Dunn and Bremner were charged and convicted for publishing obscene material and inciting adults to have sexual relations with minors.<ref> https://spotlightonabuse.wordpress.com/2013/05/18/gay-rights-activist-ian-campbell-dunn-and-the-paedophile-information-exchange/</ref>ouse t

Lothian police raided his bookshop and seized all the copies of ''Minor Problems.'' Dunn denied knowing Bremner, but was proved to be lying. Dunn and Bremner were charged and convicted for publishing obscene material and inciting adults to have sexual relations with minors.<ref> https://spotlightonabuse.wordpress.com/2013/05/18/gay-rights-activist-ian-campbell-dunn-and-the-paedophile-information-exchange/</ref>

Capital Gay reported that Dunn was suing the Sunday Mail for £20,000, and had launched ‘The Ian Dunn Defence Appeal’ to fund the libel action. But no money was raised and the appeal was abandoned. The article stated that Dunn had been a "a gay rights campaigner for 15 years."

Capital Gay reported that Dunn was suing the Sunday Mail for £20,000, and had launched ‘The Ian Dunn Defence Appeal’ to fund the libel action. But no money was raised and the appeal was abandoned. The article stated that Dunn had been a "a gay rights campaigner for 15 years."