File relating to the National Association for Irish Justice group, based in New York and concerned with the advancement of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights agenda in the United States of America.

Documents relating to the Tyrone Regional Executive of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, including letter from Patrick J. (P.J.) McClean, Beragh, Co. Tyrone, to Kevin Boyle, writing with details of public event organised by the N.I.C.R.A., taking place at Altmore House Hotel, where Civil rights literature will be sold and 'opportunity to put across some aspects of Civil Rights policy. Kevin Boyle and Kevin McCorry are invited speakers at the event. Boyle was instructed to speak on aspects of international pressure built up by the [NI]CRA, with specific examples given by McClean. Attached is a hand-drawn map and directions to the event; ticket for the event, 'complimentary' to Kevin Boyle - "Tyrone's First Civil Rights Night", note change of venue to the Royal Arms, Omagh; Printed flyer for the event with details of schedule of speakers and events on the night. Note on flyer of "No advertisement in Press". MS note on reverse with details of venue change by [McClean]

Documents relating to the Scarman Tribunal, Chaired by Rt. Hon. Mr Justice Scarman, being an inquiry into the establishment of reason for outbreak of riots and disturbances across Northern Ireland in 1969 and published in 1972. This file includes a statement made by Kevin Boyle to the enquiry; Statement by Kevin Boyle to Mr. McCloskey (addendum) made to the tribunal, a summons to Defendant to Answer Complaint, made against D. McChesney, Esq, Det Insp of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (R.U.C.), Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, with the complainant being Peter Cosgrove, Belfast, with the complaint owing from 13 August 1969; Statement by Mr. James Boyle [brother of Kevin Boyle], Student's Union, Queen's University of Belfast, made to the Scarman Tribunal; Statement of alleged allegations made against Kevin Boyle (A44/1/4 (5) ) ; Statement made by Michael Wyndham Richards, Lecturer in German, Queen's University, outlining his take of events involving Kevin Boyle and disturbances in Belfast; series of letter between Kevin Boyle and the Scarman Tribunal of Enquiry (Nov 1969 - Mar 1970) acknowledging receipt of correspondence; Letter from Kevin Boyle to Mr. J. A. Paul, Dept. of Education, Queen's University, Belfast, outlining his summons to attend Magistrates Court, Belfast, "arising out of a march on January 1st last at Divis Street and describing Boyle's motives on the day of the march.

TS letter written in French, expressing the sympathy of the L'A.I.J.D. on the events of Bloody Sunday in [Derry]. Also included is an English language document on the aims and actions of the L'A.I.J.D.

TS letter signed by Joe Nordmann, General Secretary, to Kevin Boyle, "After the tragedy of Londonderry, we have issued a short communique expressing our protest and requiring immediate measures to prevent fuether [sic] escalation in response in repression and breaches in Human Rights."

TS letter signed by Joe Nordmann, General Secretary, to Kevin Boyle, enclosing a copy of a letter sent to the [Northern Ireland] Civil Rights Association, with a proposal to help organising an international investigation about the "slaughter of Londonderry".

TS letter signed by James C. Heaney, Chairman, Attorney's Committee, to "All United Nations Delegations" on the subject of Northern Ireland, highlighting the killings on Bloody Sunday and commenting on the policy of Internment Without Trial which was active in Northern Ireland.

TS letter from Frieda Malter, Chairman, German Democratic Republic, to Mrs. Edwina Stewart, Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, "On behalf of the citizens of the German Democratic Republic the GDR Committee for Human Rights condemns the cruel terror of the British army" in relation to Bloody Sunday in Derry.

TS copy letter by Kevin Boyle to the Editor of New Statesman, enclosing a commentary article on the findings of the Widgery Report into the events of Bloody Sunday.

TS letter from Boyle to Dash, Director, Institute of Criminal Law and Procedure, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., congratulating Dash on the publication of 'Justice Denied', a response to the Widgery Tribunal findings into events of Bloody Sunday and also adds further comment on Boyle's own opinions on Widgery, Internment and the preparation of an application to the United Nations Human Rights Commission and other such issues.