Opening Statement at the first session of the preparatory committee for the world conference on Human Rights by the Secretary General of the conference. Geneva.
Report of the Regional Meeting for Africa of the World Conference for Human Rights. Tunis.
File of documents relating to the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, held in Durban, South Africa and chaired by Mary Robinson. File includes final report of the conference proceedings; a flyer of information about the upcoming conference in Durban; Document being 'Key Suggestions from Brain-Storming Meeting" about the conference goals and objectives (4 Jun 2001); Document entitled 'General Trends, Priorities and Obstacles in the Struggle Against Racism, Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance - Latin America and the Caribbean (Santiago, Chile, Oct 2000)
File includes programme and schedule for the workshop on Human Rights and Discrimination Litigation - Law and Practice in International and Domestic Courts. Also includes some research material and notes. Held in Athens, Greece.
Drafts of articles written by others on John Huston, sent to Tony Huston for comment.
Files relating to the Working Party of the Churches' Group on Human Rights and Responsibilities in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, including minutes of first meeting of the Group, held at Corrymeela, Ballycastle (15-16 Apr 1985). Kevin Boyle had been approached to act as a Consultant to the group and is noted in the minutes as such; notes on all group members; list of documents collected by the group; draft and policy documents on human rights issues of interest to the group; correspondence to members from Lionel Jacobs, Honorary Secretary; letter from Sydney Bailey to Boyle, thanking Boyle for agreeing to act as a consultant (30 Jan 1985); further letter from Bailey to Boyle asking Boyle to prepare a statement paper on behalf of the group (18 Apr 1985). Second file includes assorted research and published documents related to the work of the group.
Summary/working notes (presumably written by Bill Bowring) following the 22 June 1999 admission of the application of Abdurrahman Çelikbilek by the European Court of Human Rights.
Working notes and indices created by Françoise Hampson and the Essex team pertaining to the Timurtaş case, including lists of documents submitted in the case by both the Government and the applicant; the original casefile index; typed summaries of witness statements; a detailed typed draft case summary/pleadings of the applicant; and Hampson and the Essex team's handwritten notes on the case and individual witness statements.
Working notes written on A4 foolscap sheets by Aisling Reidy and Kevin Boyle pertaining to the Akdeniz and others case in preparation for the case hearing on 29 September-4 October 1997, plus photocopies of newspaper articles documenting the events of 9 October 1993 in Kulp.
Aisling Reidy's working notes on the Selçuk and Asker case, written on A4 scrap paper.