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Research on the criminalisation of gay and bisexual men

MS. 23578/36

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Title

Research on the criminalisation of gay and bisexual men

Shelfmark

MS. 23578/36

Summary

Research materials including articles, data, and correspondence with the Criminal Statistics Committee. Comprises:

(folder 1) Materials dated 1989

(folder 2) Materials dated 1990-1991

(folder 3) An advance copy of The Law to Take Its Course: Redeeming our past, securing our future (2014), by Frank Ryan, about the execution of James Pratt and John Smith in 1835

Date

1989-1991, 2014

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (3 folders)

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Archive of Peter Tatchell

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