Records relating to various Human Rights related conferences including notices, agenda, etc. File includes:
Agenda of seminar on Human Rights, Kevin Boyle is a named speaker, organised by Irish School of Ecumenics, 22-24 Apr 1977;
the release of Human Rights Watch report on policing in Northern Ireland, entitled "To serve without favour: policing, human rights and accountability in Northern Ireland.2 (28 May 1997, Belfast);
Invitation from National Peace Council conference "Does Northern Ireland Need a Bill of Rights", chaired by Lord Holme, Kevin Boyle was a speaker. (15 Jun [ ] );
Queen Mary University, London, "Practicalities of a Bill of Rights", Kevin Boyle was a speaker (12 Nov 1996);
Public Lecture Series of the Irish Studies Centre of North London (Autumn 1996);
Notice of preparatory conference on the Northern Ireland Human Rights Assembly (National Council for Civil Liberties, 6-10 Apr 1992);
"Parade and Protest - A Discussion Document" by Neil Jarman and Dominic Bryan, from the Centre for the Study of Conflict, University of Ulster. (June 1996);
TS letter from Maggie Beirne, Committee on the Administration of Justice, to Kevin Boyle, commenting on conference (programme attached) entitled "Human Rights, the Northern Ireland Conflict and the Peace Process." (1995);
Conference booklet being the proceedings of a conference entitled "Human Rights: The Agenda for Change. Human Rights, The Northern Ireland conflict and the Peace Process." held in Belfast (11-12 Mar 1995);
Program and outline for conference "Britain and Ireland: Their Future in a Changing Europe". (Feb 1996)
Minutes of meetings.
Files of records relating to conferences held on various aspects of Human Rights in Northern Ireland, including civil rights, politics, law and other such Rights issues.
Includes documents such as INCORE Bulletin of 'Ethnic Studies Network' with conference report from Moscow entitled "Moving Towards Pluralism" (Oct 1999); publication "Journeys Out - From Conflict to Participation' by Helen Lewis and Pamela Montgomery, edited by Brandon Hamber (Aug 2008); various newsletters and research updates of INCORE; publication lists; schedule from conference "Memory, Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Confronting the Violence of History (Apr 23-26, 1999, Derry/Londonderry; Schedule for conference "Conflict, Ethnicity and Nationalism: The Challenges Ahead" (20-25 May 2001, Derry/Londonderry) and other such event documents. Also includes text of lecture by Kevin Boyle entitled "Joining Up United Nations Goals: Recovering the Charter's Vision for the 21st Century." (21 Sep 2007)
Material associated with the conferring of an honorary doctorate of Law on Maurice Hayes by QUB (1971). Also invitation to the inauguration of Mary McAleese as President of Ireland (3 Nov 1990).
Confidential advance copy of a supplement to be printed in The London Gazette to be dated 4 June 1917, giving various military promotions for war service, including Peter Freyer to Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath.
Confidential letter from Séamus Ó Bheaglaoí to Christopher Morris outlining his beliefs with regard to the Irish language. He believes he shares some common ground with the Language Freedom Movement, but does not want to see the language die. He outlines his wish to exchange views confidentially by letter, and includes a post-box address at which to receive this correspondence. Reply from C. T. Morris in which he refers to an enclosed statement of LFM policy, and advises that he agrees with many of the points made, and wishes to add some more. A final letter from C. T. Morris to Mr. Ó Bheaglaoí enclosing a revised statement of policy.
Confidential letter from S [Aubusson], Council of Regency, Rampur, Rohilkhand, NWP, to 'My dear Sir', stating that his letter had come before the Council and received unanimous support. The matter has to be referred to Government. He was very sorry to read in The Pioneer 'that you are determined to leave us for good' and hopes he will soon see him at Moradabad.