Letter from Toong, Secretary, Research Grants Council, Hong Kong University and Polytechnic, thanking Boyle for his help and assistance in reviewing research proposals.

Letter from Arthurs, Bar Library, Royal Courts of Justice, Ulster, Belfast, to Boyle, at Yale University, discussing personal insurance cover while in the U.S.

Letter from Wynne Jones to C. T. Morris referring to an article by John Horgan. Discusses his experience in West Africa where he worked for a number of years, and talks about the number of languages in use there. Discusses the quality of education received by a Leaving Certificate student under current policy. Talks about the Belgian case, which the author sees as being a good comparison, and mentions Ireland's imminent membership of the E.E.C.

Letter from Wynne Jones to Christopher Morris, enclosing a newspaper clipping from the Daily Telegraph on the 24 July 1968. The headline is 'Belgium Found 'guilty' in Language Case'. Suggests contacting the European Court of Human Rights who ruled against the Belgian government, and comments on favouritism exercised by the press.

Circular TS letter sent to members outlining renewal of membership subscriptions and outlines recent work and campaigns including the recent 'rugby campaign.'

TS letter of invitation, signed by Tom Kitt, T.D., Minister of State, Department of Foreign Affairs, Bishop's Square, Redmond Hill, Dublin 2, to Kevin Boyle, inviting him to become a member of the Joint Department of Foreign Affairs/Non-Governmental Organisations Standing Committee on Human Rights and outlines the terms of reference for the group.

Letter of details of payment due to Kevin Boyle for examination of PhD work by a student named J.F. McEldowney, University of Cambridge.

Letter from Kevin Boyle to Professor Supple, Leverhulme Trust re. Boyle's report (attached) re. Database for Monitoring States of Emergency and Related Human Rights Concerns.

Letter of 'urgent appeal' sent to members and friends of the I.A.A.M and entitled 'March Month of Action Against Apartheid Terror and Declaration in Support" and includes a letter for signing in support of declaration by leading academics and to be released by the I.A.A.M ahead of the March 14 'Treason Trial' beginning in South Africa. Notice is also given of upcoming visit by John Nkadimeng, the new General Secretary of the South African Congress of Trade Unions will be visit Dublin and meeting the I.A.A.M and also notice of the 1985 Luthuli Memorial Lecture to be given by E.S. Reddy entitled 'The Struggle Against Apartheid - the International Dimension'. Signed by Louise Asmal.

Envelope address to Miss Devlin, Belfast and with MS notes on the other side with possible names of people for Devlin to contact. Attached to the envelope is a business card from Al[lard] Lowenstein, "I am a member of the U.S. Congress and value a chance to meet". Lowenstein was a leading Civil Rights campaigner in the U.S.