File of TS documents relating to the development and research on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland. Includes a booklet of MS notes and writings by Kevin Boyle, in an exam handbook from Queen's University and entitled "Human Rights Materials"(n.d.); Memo to all members of staff of Law Faculty, Queen's University from Michael O'Boyle, detailing to set up a Working Party to submit evidence on a proposed Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland as requested by the Standing Advisory Commission for Human Rights (15 Oct 1975) TS memorandum on meeting of the Executive Board of the I.S.E., who met to discuss launching a major project in Human Rights" (15 Feb 1977) Law Faculty of Queen's University Working Party Document on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland (Jan 1976) "Bill of Rights Discussion Document prepared by [the N.I.C.R.A.] detailing comment on individual points in the Bill;
Published documents associated to the development of a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland, including edition of 'Fortnight' magazine (23 May 1975) Issue no. 105, with cover story "Not Quite Rights - The Errors in the N.I.C.R.A. Bill of Rights"; Edition of 'Fortnight' Magazine, (7 Nov 1975) with cover story "The Republican Feud - 4 Years a Simmering" and other stories, no 114; Press release by the Council of Europe, headline being "New Secretary for the European Commission of Human Rights" (2 June 1976)
Copies of published articles, for research by Kevin Boyle, including "Lawful Power and the Citizen" by A. Douglas Lawton (n.d.); "The Development of the Ontario Human Rights Code: A Decade in Retrospect" by Ian A. Hunter, University of Toronto [Law Journal] Vol XXII, 4, Autumn 1972; "The Declaration of Rights of the Louisiana Constitution of 1974" by Lee Hargrave, Louisiana Law Review, Oct 1974.
TS copy of second report of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Human Rights Committee under Article 40 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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Material relating to the financial running of the "An Stoc" newspaper, an Irish language paper run by various academics and staff connected with UCG in the 1920s. The material in this collection refers to subscriptions, bankbooks and processed cheques, and financial accounts and correspondence relating to the paper.
Bound volumes containing names, addresses and subscription amounts paid.
Cash receipt book giving date, name and address and amount received.
Bound volume containing names and addresses of subscriptions to to "An Stoc" newspaper, with amounts paid. Enclosure of letter notifying people of the editorial board meeting the following day. It is from Tomas O Raghallaigh, Acting Secretary. Agenda includes examination of accounts and reports from various officers [in Irish].