I'm going to assume we're all at least somewhat aware of the sex trial stuff of the past year. Doing some research on Pitcairn Island for something I'm writing, I found some interesting stuff on their webpage.
The defence offered by the women and men of Pitcairn Island during the sex trial:
"But the island's women said yesterday that Pitcairn, Britain's last
dependency in the South Pacific, had had a tradition of under-age sex
since it was settled by the mutineers from HMS Bounty in 1790."
The (unchanged since the trial) Pitcairn Island web page:
"Intending residents and short term visitors should be willing to fit in
with the life-style of the community and would be expected to comply
with the customs of the island as conscience allows."
EW
The defence offered by the women and men of Pitcairn Island during the sex trial:
"But the island's women said yesterday that Pitcairn, Britain's last
dependency in the South Pacific, had had a tradition of under-age sex
since it was settled by the mutineers from HMS Bounty in 1790."
The (unchanged since the trial) Pitcairn Island web page:
"Intending residents and short term visitors should be willing to fit in
with the life-style of the community and would be expected to comply
with the customs of the island as conscience allows."
EW
