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Statements of accounts balance sheets for the Imperial Hotel.

Statements made by Abidin (Abid/Abit) Aydın, husband of Şükran Aydın, on 19 October and 8 November 1995 to the Kurdistan Human Rights Project. The first statement (in Turkish with English translation) discussing he and his wife's relocation to western Turkey due to harassment from Government officials, and the harassment and forced detainment they experienced after Şükran returned to Derik the previous month to sign her previous statement. He states that he has doubt this is because of his wife's application to the European Commission of Human Rights. The second statement (in Turkish only) states that the Aydın's house was raided by three police officers on 1 November 1995, and that the officers found nothing but asked them about their trip abroad (to testify at the case hearing in Strasbourg).

Statements (in Turkish with English translations) made by Abdullah Altun, Ahmet Altun, and Mustafa Aldemir to the Kulp Public Prosecutor on 17 December 1993 regarding the burning of their houses and loss of possessions.

Statements made by, or on behalf of, Selma Tanrıkulu and her domestic legal representatives pertaining to the death of her husband, Dr Zeki Tanrıkulu, and to the legal proceedings which followed thereafter. Also present is a statement of 6 April 1993 signed by Zeki Tanrıkulu regarding the body search he was subjected to by Diyarbakır police after being accused of harbouring a PKK member, and sketches of the crime scene based on Mrs Tanrıkulu's memory of the incident. English translations of most of the statements are present.

Statements to Canon Hayes from John Smyth & Sons (Dublin) Ltd., ecclesiastical art manufacturers, for £108.9.9 (Kilmoyler church) and £41.13.4 (Bansha church).

Statements from Hüseyin Akan and Rabia Karakoç listing the family members of their deceased relatives, their assets, and their family challenges since their relatives' deaths.

Statements made by applicants in the Akdivar and others case regarding the Protocol signed with the Turkish Government by four of the applicants on 18 October 1996. In the statements, the applicants who signed the Protocol states that they did so under false pretences and thus are no longer bound to its terms. The applicants who had the Protocol signed for them state that they did not authorise anyone to sign the Protocol for them.

Statements by UN High Commissioners including texts of statement by Jose Ayala Lasso, 'From Confrontation to Cooperation (Geneva, 8 Nov 1994); Address by Sergio Vieira de Mello to the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly (4 Nov 2002) Statement by Ruud Lubbers, UNHCR to the 60th session of the UN Commission on Human Rights (16 Mar 2004); Address by Louise Arbour, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to the Biennial Conference of the International Commission of Jurists, Berlin (27 Aug 2004) Statement by Louise Arbour, 'The Activities of the OHCHR: Achievements and Challenges', Tokyo, 9 Nov 2004; text of seminar [interview] with Louise Arbour at the U.S. Council on Foreign Relations, with manuscript notes by Boyle. Statement by Mary Robinson, UNHCHR, to the UN Security Council on "Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts" (23 April 2001); Statement by Sergio Vieira De Mello, UNHCHR, to the International Criminal Law Network on "Establishing the International Criminal Court, at the Hague, Dec 2002.

Four files with statements made by Hugh Logue to the Saville Tribunal regarding the events of Bloody Sunday in Derry, 30 January 1972. Files include handwritten early notes and drafts by Logue, notes of research, typed transcripts of statements by Logue, later amended and annotated transcripts of Logue's testimony.

Statements (in Turkish with English translation) from Nesime Haran and Seyithan Haran regarding harassment they have experienced from security forces.