article_snippet: Victims of child abuse described as ‘horrifying’ the decision to upload the film.
article_snippet: When The Mail on Sunday contacted BBC BBC to point out broadcasting documentary film was causing offence, the broadcaster refused to take broadcasting documentary film down – on the grounds that the broadcaster is a ‘significant’ work on the history of gay rights.
article_snippet: When MoS contacted the BBC (headquarters pictured) to point out the documentary was causing offence, the broadcaster refused to take the documentary down – on the grounds that the documentary is a ‘significant’ work on the history of gay rights .
article_snippet: Last night representatives of victims of child abuse said the BBC’s decision was at odds with refusing to show repeats of Top Of The Pops featuring disgraced DJs Jimmy Savile and Dave Lee Travis.
article_snippet: Catherine Allen, of sexual abuse victims’ charity
article_snippet: ‘This is horrifying and shows complete contempt for those who suffered at the hands of Ian Dunn and other members of PIE.
article_snippet: I believed BBC BBC had learned lessons from the Savile saga but BBC still aren’t taking sexual abuse seriously.
article_snippet: Dr Jon Bird, of the National Association for People Abused in Childhood, called on BBC BBC to remove the film or amend the film to make viewers aware of Dunn’s warped views.
article_snippet: BBC BBC said: ‘This video – which doesn’t involve or discuss any children – was considered a significant programme on gay rights and has been online for many years.
highlights_snippet: BBC bosses have sparked outrage by broadcasting documentary film .
  
highlights_snippet: the reviled Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE)
  BBC say film is ‘significant’  and refused to remove film from the reviled Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE)
  BBC website .
  
highlights_snippet: Campaigners say decision is 'horrifying' and shows contempt for victims .