Various reports and published documents from the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.

File of reports and conference documents including "Report from Helsinki Watch - Human Rights in Turkey's Transition to Democracy" (Nov 3 1983); Thesis supervised by Kevin Boyle and entitled "Human Rights in Turkey - A Matter of Interest for the European Union?" by Britt van den Akker (Jan 1998); "Report of a Visit to Turkey to Review the Work of the British Council in Governance and Human Rights" by Sylvia Bluck, British Council (Nov 1998) and also documents relating to the International Symposium on Freedom of Expression, Istanbul (8-9 June 2001).

Assorted documents including a proposal article by Kevin Boyle and Tom Hadden entitled "A New Constitution for Northern Ireland", includes MS annotation by Boyle. (c. 1998);
Text of paper by Simon Partridge entitled "Reimagining the British-Irish Islands: The Creative Hyphen", lecture to the John Hewitt International Summer School (29 Jul 1998);
TS letter from Kevin Boyle to George Ferguson, Head Republic of Ireland Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, discussing and enclosing comment by Boyle on a vision entitled "Totality of Relations" and discussing further enclosures (not present) on the Development Education Committee. (4 Jul 1998);
A TS report on the established of a Human Rights Commission in Ireland, North and South, as recommended by the Good Friday Agreement;
TS draft synopsis for a Guide to the Northern Ireland Assembly";
MS research notes by Kevin Boyle;
A report from the Committee on Administration of Justice, entitled "Response to the Report of the Criminal Justice Review Group", as established under the Good Friday Agreement." (30 Aug 2000)

Hardcopy of report "The Churches and Inter-Community Relations" by Duncan Morrow, Centre for Study of Conflict, University of Ulster.

File of various reports and publications from Democratic Audit including 'Ego Trip - Extra-Governmental organisations in the United Kingdom and their Accountability' (Edited by Stuart Weir and Wendy Hall' [1993]; 'Behind Closed Doors - Advisory Quangos in the Corridors of Power' by Stuart Weir and Wendy Hall' in association with Channel 4 (1995); 'Executive Democracy' pamphlet Democratic Findings no. 5 [1998]; "War and Peace: Executive Democracy in Action' Pamphlet Democratic Findings no. 6 ([1995]; 'Democratic audit of the United Kingdom' [c.1998] with cover image of Tony Blair imposed as a king on a throne; Press release for report "Democracy in Britain: A Health-Check for the 1990s' (15 Jan 1993) ; Power and Participation in Modern Britain' by David Beetham, Andrew Blick, Helen Margetts and Stuart Weir and 'The Unspoken Constitution' (2009).

Typescript extended report of the Amnesty International Mission to Somalia with comment and annotation from Martin Ennals, reporting in detail findings of the mission to Somalia. Copy of report published by Amnesty International in Sep 1988 entitled "Somalia - A Long-Term Human Rights Crisis" (2 copies).

Report by Borislav Petranov on the LLM course in International Human Rights Law at the University of Essex. Petranov outlines a number of factors he considers successful and makes recommendations about future recruitment of students from Eastern Europe.

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.

TS report from Prof. Frank Newman to Martin Ennals and others on [Human Rights Committee] meeting that references the Northern Ireland case at Strasbourg.

Print copy of report published by the Science Research Development programme of the European Commission entitled "Impact of the Enlargement of the European Union Towards the Associated Central and Eastern European Countries on RTD-innovation and Structural Policies" - with introduction by Hugh Logue, Directorate-General for Science, Research, and Development.