File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle, Martin Ennals; Claude Akpokavie; Mr. B Dembitzer; Katarina Tomasevski of Defence for Children International; Kevin Martin, Philip Spender of Index on Censorship; George Theiner, Editor of Index on Censorship; Friederike Knabe, Head of Centre on Censorship, London; Kieran Boothman; Sir David Goodall, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Downing Street, London; Kit Carson, Dean of Legal Studies, La Trobe University, Melbourne; Ciarán Ó Maoláin; Douglas Gageby, Editor of the Irish Times; Maeve Doyle, Law Librarian at the Hardiman Library, University College Galway (NUI Galway) who was a colleague and friend of Boyle who writes with best wishes to Boyle and attaches a front page cutting of the Galway Advertiser with story "New Group to fight Censorship" on Article 19 and with an image of Boyle (6-9 Dec 1986). Letters include from Boyle to Kit Carson of La Trobe University, Melbourne, where Boyle was based, informing Carson of having applied for position of Article and outlining his reasons but also his position being torn between staying in Australia and contributing to an Australian Human Rights Centre (8 Apr 1986); letter of expression of interest in position of Director of Article 19, from Boyle to Martin Ennals (8 Apr 1986); Letters present also discuss the decision on a premises and base for Article 19; the Job Description advertised for the position of Director of Article 19; a letter of application and essay of interest sent by Boyle in relation to position of Director of Article 19 (Apr 1986), letters of reference in support of Boyle, including those written by David Astor (Jun 1986); the letter from the Board of Article 19 writing to Kevin Boyle confirming and offering Boyle the position of Director of Article 19; Other letters refer to Northern Ireland such as from Jim Cotton, of the Boston Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Massasoit Community College who discusses a booklet he wrote on the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (NICRA) and comments on the atmosphere in 1970 and on John Hume, Bernadette Devlin, Eamon McCann, Michael Farrell and others involved at the time (29 Dec 1986). Letter also present from Senator Mary Robinson S.C., Ranelagh, to Boyle and wishing him well in position with Article 19. (14 Nov 1986)
File of press cuttings kept by Kevin Boyle in relation to Article 19 and of international issues such as censorship and freedom of expression which Boyle and Article 19 had an interest in. Articles include coverage of the founding of Article 19 also. Headlines within include "Opening the Secret Society" (Article 19 - 29 June 1987); "Article 19 and the fight against censorship" ([ ] August 1987); "Haughey's Dilemma" - Extradition in Ireland (19 Nov 1987); "Censorship Costs Lives" (11 Apr 1988) "Filling in the Anglo-Irish gaps, taking out the hate" (2 Sep 1988, by Boyle and Hadden discussing the Anglo-Irish Agreement) "Ireland named in first world censorship report" (23 May 1988) "Article 19 survey studies of freedom of speech" (July 1988) "Booksellers [in Ireland] show fear of taking a flyer" (Case of Nell McCafferty's book 'Peggy Deery') 23 Oct 2010) "Bloody Ireland 0 A reporter chronicles her attempt to investigate killings in Northern Ireland and describes the forces that conceal a dirty war." by Jo Thomas, Columbia Journalism Review (May/June 1988) and other such items.
File containing minutes of meetings, agendas of meetings, letters to Board members and other such documents discussed by the Board of Article 19 and which detail activities, areas and items of interest and focus and issues raised by Article 19.
File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others.