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Statement of survey by Michael Fahy of a tree plantation on the lands of William Newal, containing Oa. 2r. 2p.

Petition (in Turkish with English translation) of Süheyla Aydın made to the Mardin Chief Public Prosecutor complaining about the request of the Derik Public Prosecutor for her to undergo medical examination in İstanbul. The statement is enclosed by a fax cover from Aisling Reidy on behalf of Françoise Hampson, Kevin Boyle, and Osman Baydemir to Herbert Petzold, Registrar, European Court of Human Rights.

English translation of the statement of Şükran Aydın made to the European Commission of Human Rights as taken by the Diyarbakır Branch of the Human Rights Association, noting the harassment that Aydın has endured since applying to the Commission. Aydın states that her complaint has now been publicised in newspapers. She states that a few days after her release, she was married to a relative (Abidin Aydın) to whom she had been promised and soon became pregnant. Because of her damaged reputation, 'there are those who think that my child is not from my spouse.' Aydın also notes the psychological damage she has suffered as a result of the incident. The statement was submitted as appendix 4 of the applicant's application.

Statement (in Turkish with English translation) of Şerif Aksoy to the Kurdistan Human Rights Project as taken by Mahmut Şakar, lawyer, of the Human Rights Association. Şerif states that he did not believe that his son, Zeki Aksoy, was killed because of internal conflict within the PKK ('There is no reason for the PKK militants or some other illegal organizations to kill my son'). He notes that Zeki was a correspondent for Özgür Gündem, an opposition newspaper in Kızıltepe. He states he does not know of Abdülkadir Aydın, the man accused of killing his son by the Turkish Government, and believes that the killing was committed by Turkish security forces. Şerif notes that he was also interrogated and tortured by the security forces. Şakar wishes to keep Şerif's testimony secret for as long as possible because his life is in danger.

Statement of Şerif Aksoy to the Kurdistan Human Rights Project as taken by Abdullah Çağer of the Diyarbakır branch of the Human Rights Association in response to questions sent by the Project. Şerif states that shopkeepers saw Zeki Aksoy being taken from his welding shop in a white Ford Taurus, but do not wish to identify themselves out of fear for their own safety, and that 'many people who have witnessed incidents and only talked about them to the people around them have themselves been killed in a similar manner'. Şerif spoke to the prosecutor on the day of the incident to identify his son's body but has had no contact with the prosecutor since. The statement is not dated but is stamped as being received on 24 November 1994.

TS transcript of statement given by Seamus Rodgers, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972.

TS transcript of account of events on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry as described by Sarah Edwina Stewart.

Statement (in Turkish with English Translation) of Salih Orhan to the Diyarbakır Branch of the Human Rights Association. Orhan's case was similar to that of Hamsa Çiçek in that three of his relatives were taken into custody and disappeared during a security operation in the hamlet of Adrok, Deveboynu on 20 April 1994. Attached are faxes to Aisling Reidy (who was in Ankara at the time of receiving the faxes) from the Essex team forwarding the statements and explaining the context.

"Statement of royalties from Poolbeg Press to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc for ""The Road to Brightcity""."

"Statement of royalties from Poolbeg Press to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc for ""The Road to Brightcity""."