Letter from Hazell, the Nuffield Foundation to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his comments and feedback on the proposal from the Civil Liberties Trust for a major submission to the U.N. Human Rights Committee on the U.K's Human Rights record.
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Letter from Mostinckx, Administration Director, Departement Welzijn, Volksgezondheid en Cultuur, enclosing a copy of attached booklet entitled "A Parliament for the Inhabitants of Brussels" prepared by the council of the region of Brussels-Capital."
Letter from Boyle to Dahl, Legal Department, Laudsorganisasjonen, Oslo, Norway, in which Boyle outlines he was directed to contact Dahl by the late Torkel Opshal and outlines his campaigning and work on behalf of those whose rights are being abused in Turkey. Boyle mentioned so far he has lodged 50 individual complaints to Strasbourg "which reveal the most serious violations of the Convention that has ever come before Strasbourg in my experience. We have complained of grievous cases of torture summary and arbitrary executions disappearances the expulsion of villagers and the shelling of villages, attacks against journalists, trade union teachers and more." Boyle seeks to begin contact with Dahl in order to help the case of Kurds.
Letter from Burton to Boyle enclosing a cheque for expenses incurred by Boyle as guest of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court.
Transcript of interview BBC programme "A Place Apart" regarding Northern Ireland politics and conflict, with Brendan O Leary.
File of letters between Prof. Kevin Boyle and various others. The letters date from Boyle's time at the University of Essex and the Centre for International Human Rights Law.
Letter from Boyle to Christine [ ] detailing some biographical content on Boyle.
Letter from Boyle to Mostineckx, Administration Director, Ministerie Van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Brussels, Belgium, wishing Jeff a happy new year but saying it may not be a happy year for Ireland and encloses a chapter written on Belgium and entitled 'Structures for Separation' for consultation by Mostineckx.
Fax letter from Prof. Lee, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, to Prof. Boyle, congratulating Boyle on the "first-rate book which Tom and you have written". Lee outlines his current and future career projects and is looking forward to seeing Boyle at a conference on the National Peace Council where both will speak on Human Rights issues. Lee also seeks any thoughts Boyle may have on "Initiative '92" and also ideas for a publisher for a satire on Northern Ireland which Lee has written.
Letter from Koh and Slye, the Orville H. Schell, JR. Centre for International Human Rights at Yale Law School, to Boyle inviting Boyle to become a member of the advisory board of DIANA (Direct Information Access Network Association), a computerised human rights bibliography and database system, set up in memory of Diana Vincent-Davies, late law librarian and Deputy Director of the Schell Centre.