File of documents relating to conference at the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Rue des Irlandais, Paris, marking the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Sean McBride. Prof. Kevin Boyle spoke at this conference with a paper entitled "The Death Penalty Outside Europe". Includes detailed documents on Boyle's attendance and research for the conference, such as manuscript draft of paper and notes, email correspondence and conference programme etc. File also includes draft of a paper on the death penalty which was written by Prof. William Schabas and sent to Boyle for reading and comment.
Correspondence between the Essex team and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe during 2004 regarding outstanding payments for just satisfaction which had been awarded by the European Court of Human Rights to Kurdish litigants.
File of letters between Prof. Kevin Boyle and various others. The letters date from Boyle's time at the University of Essex and the Centre for International Human Rights Law.
File of documents relating to the Freedom of Religious Belief seminars in Barcelona, July 2004, including the Parliament of the World Religions seminar, at which Kevin Boyle presented a paper entitled "Religious Freedoms for All", including a draft programme of the seminar and an outline of Boyle's talk, with added annotation by Boyle; Also includes email correspondence between Boyle and others regarding planning and organising of the conference and of Boyle's paper.
File of documents relating to a conference in Italy regarding Freedom of Expression and Religious Belief and at which Kevin Boyle presented a paper, text included, and entitled "Freedom of Expression: Restriction on Freedom of Expression". File also includes a program for a colloquy, New Delhi, India, "Religion, International Human Rights and World Community: Prospects for New Approaches".
Correspondence between the Essex team and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe during 2005 regarding outstanding payments for just satisfaction which had been awarded by the European Court of Human Rights to Kurdish litigants.