Letter from Prof. Hannum, Co-Director, Centre for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution, Tufts University, the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, following up on Boyle's commitment to contribute to a series of publication on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Email from Lichtenberg, Portfolio Manager, United Nations, Geneva, to Prof. Boyle, regarding the recruitment of Boyle and regarding the terms and conditions of Boyle's appointment under the Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Email, marked 'DRAFT', and regarding a half day workshop organised by Democratic Audit, the research organisation on democracy and human rights sponsored by the Human Rights Centre, Essex, on the topic of the quality of democracy and human rights in the United Kingdom.

Copy of document sent to Prof. Kevin Boyle being a report on Human Rights Centre Retreat (review of Strategies) held at Wivenhoe House, written by Meghna Abraham, Senior Research Officer, Human Rights Centre and featuring a summary of events, discussions, goals and actions regarding operating the Human Rights Centre and its teaching and research goals and targets.

Letter from Dickson, Chief Commissioner, Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Northern Ireland, to Boyle, thanking him for his speech at a recent Commission event and for speaking so positively about the work of the Commission.

Letter from Boyle to Whelan, Mission Permanente de L'Irlande, Aupres de l'Office des Nations Unies, Geneva, thanking the ambassador for her and the Mission's assistance offered to Boyle in pursuing his candidature for the Special Rapporteur position on the independence of the judiciary and lawyers.

Letter from Boyle to Dieter, Premiere Secretaire, Mission Permanente d'Allemagne, Geneva, following up on the meeting in connection with Boyle's candidature for the position of Special Rapporteur on the independence of the judiciary and lawyers. Boyle is writing as he feels he "fluffed" the question he was posed by Dieter on the role the rapporteur could play in pursuing situations of transition or reconstruction such as Afghanistan and writes in detail a response to this question.

Print-out of email from Boyle to O'Boyle and under the subject of US. Supreme Court, Boyle opens the email by stating surprise and recalling O'Boyle's input in Belfast and his influence on the Dudgeon Case. Boyle then writes on personal matters and says he misses the buzz of Geneva and seems disillusioned with University work: "Universities are increasingly business machines and frankly I feel a bit of an internal exile here." Boyle mentions considering returning to the bar but sees it as not realistic at this stage and comments on his candidature for the position of U.N. Special Rapporteur. Response from O'Boyle, undated, adds his good wishes to Boyle on this matter and hopes to see him soon.

Letter from Boyle to Butler, Trustee, Paul Shurgot Foundation, thanking Butler for agreeing to Boyle's request to support the Mary Robinson book project and attaches a reworked outline of the book draft.

Email from Schabas, Director of the Irish Centre for Human Rights, University College Galway, to Boyle, inviting Boyle to be a panellist for an upcoming conference to mark the centenary of the birth of Sean McBride. Attached is a programme (in French) for the event.