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Report (Amnesty International publication number AI EUR 44/22/88) describing the difficulties and dangers facing members of Turkey's Human Rights Association, including harassment, detainment, torture, imprisonment, murder, and disappearance. (2 copies)

Report (Amnesty International publication number AI EUR 44//WU 06/93) bringing alert to the Turkish Government's 11 July 1993 declaration of 'total conflict' in its fight against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the resulting daily reports of human rights abuses committed against Kurds. Şükran Aydın's detainment and allegations of torture and rape are profiled.

Report (Amnesty International publication number AI EUR 44/22/88) documenting cases of physical torture and medical neglect of long-term prisoners in Turkey between September 1980 and September 1987. The report states that 250,000 political prisoners were taken into custody, almost all of whom were tortured. (2 copies)

Five issues of the Amnesty International publication Urgent Action pertaining to the forced disappearances of Ferhat Tepe (5 August 1993), Cengiz Altun (January 1992), Aysel Malkaç (10 and 27 August 1993), and the Özgür Gündem staff (13 December 1993).

TS copy of document written by [Kevin Boyle] entitled "Whitelaw's Next Amnesty" referring to and discussing the amnesty introduced for those who defied the ban on organised marching in Northern Ireland. The Amnesty was introduced through the office of William Whitelaw, Northern Ireland Secretary of State. Boyle outlines his opinion on past amnesty in Northern Ireland and further possible outcomes.

VHS copy of TV drama of "Amongst Women", episodes 1-4.

Dual cassette audio book, abridged version, of "Amongst Women" by John McGahern and read by actor Stephen Rea. (Faber and Faber/Penguin).

Cassette Audio tape from Penguin Audiobooks of "Amongst Women - John McGahern Sides 1-2" and second tape being "Sides 3-4".

Typescript of adaptation for the stage of the McGahern novel, "Amongst Women", adapted by Johnny Hanrahan. Letters includes from The Agency to Madeline McGahern with comments on the process of adaptation of the novel into a stage play.