File of records including a letter from Mark B. Lapping, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Southern Maine, stating, upon approval, the terms of appointment of Boyle as Godfrey Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law, upon the recommendation of Colleen Khoury, Dean of Maine Law School (15 May 2000); Copy letter from Boyle to Lapping, accepting the position and conditions. (18 May 2000) Press cutting from the New York Times with story headline of 'A Voice of Hatred is Gone, but Not its Echo"., Letter from Chief Justice Ronan Keane, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his good wishes on his appointment and discussing 'the incorporation of the ECHR is going to present problems....' further stating his personal view is that a referendum should be held. (18 Sep 2000) Letter from D. Barrington, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his letter of good wishes on his appointment as President of the New Commission on Human Rights and discussing his future difficulties such as the relationship between 'the new Commission on Human Rights and the existing Equality Commission.' (28 Sep 2000) Press release regarding details of Boyle's 'Godfrey Lecture' at Maine Law School, entitled "Hate Speech: The United States Vs. the Rest of the World", flyer from a talk by Boyle at Yale University in Dec 2000, entitled "Bankovic v. NATO States: Is NATO Accountable for Human Rights Violations?" and also edition of the Maine Law Review, Vo. 53, No. 2, 2001 featuring the full text of Boyle's Godfrey Lecture, "Hate Speech: The United States Vs. The Rest of the World".

Copy letter from Rev. Brain J. Brady and sent to the Commanding Officer, Army Camp, Monagh Road, Belfast and copied to the Minister for Defence, General King, G.S.O.C. Northern Ireland, the Police Authority, the Commissioner of the Garda Siochana, Merlyn Reece, M.P., National Council for Civil Liberties, Amnesty International and Human Rights Groups at home and abroad, detailing the arrest by [British Army] Officers, of James Collins, the physical search of his home and Collins' subsequent arrest and interrogation where it was claimed he was subjected to verbal abuse and threat of rape made against his daughter.

File includes documents relating to chapter by Etienne Rynne on Art in Ireland up to 1969 for inclusion in "A New History of Ireland" edited by T.W. Moody, F.X. Martin, and F.J. Byrne, under the Royal Irish Academy. Includes correspondence with Richard Hawkins, Secretary to the publication team regarding Rynne's contribution.

Includes copy of contract of agreement made between Etienne Rynne and Irish University Press concerning publication of Art in Pre-Christian Ireland. Includes correspondence between Rynne and editor of the proposed book about its structure and content. Letters also present which detail that Irish University Press went into receivership.

Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Prof. Sanderlin, editor of 'Topic' journal, to which Rynne contributed an article on "Art of the Celtic Revival". Includes letter between Rynne and others such as academics at UCC and staff at the National Museum of Ireland discussing matters included in the article on Celtic Art.

File of items including a printed programme and manuscript notes from a lecture given by Etienne Rynne on "Les Celtes et l'Art Celtique" at Vercingétorix, in France and at other events at this event in previous years.

File of documents relating to the 20th anniversary publication marking the establishment of Article 19. Includes a proposal for the document with aims and objectives, a funding proposal for the publication, other research documents such as manuscript notes by Kevin Boyle on the history of Article 19, a copy of the published booklet, "Defending Free Speech" - The First Ten Years Article 19; the text of the statement by Zwelakhe Sisulu on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of founding of Article 19 (London Dec 2008) - Sisulu was defended by Article 19 in one of their first cases. Also includes copy of a an early outline and plan for Article 19 that was written by Boyle and dating from the late 1980s. Includes printed publication - "XX Speaking Out for Free Expression, 1987 - 2007 and Beyond" celebrating 20 years of Article 19. Includes article by Kevin Boyle on the origins and achievements of Article 19.

Annual review for the past 12 months for Article 19 published in Autumn 1999.

File of documents relating to the Article 19 World Report published annually and relating to the years 1988 - 1991, of which the 1988 Report Kevin Boyle was the principal author of. File includes press releases, book information, reviews, correspondence between Boyle and others regarding the writing of the Report including those at Article 19, publishers and the media. Includes separate file relating to "Freedom of Religion and Belief - A World Report" edited by Kevin Boyle and Juliet Sheen (1995) Includes draft outline for the book and details of meetings with the authors and the publisher.

French language article on Kevin Boyle and the N.I.C.R.A.