Printed flyers giving notice of march to be held "in total silence in honour of the Derry dead" and other instructions for marchers.
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Printed news sheet of the Armagh Civil Rights Association and People's Democracy, with details of ongoing activities and interests. Also included is a poster, headed Armagh Civil Rights Association, March for Justice, Armagh, 21 Feb, Remember John Gallagh
Includes records and publications including "The Special Powers Acts of Northern Ireland - Report of a Commission on Inquiry Appointed to Examine the Purpose and Effect of the Civil Authorities (Special Powers Acts, Northern Ireland)"; "A Review of the 19
Printed annual report from the Committee on the Administration of Justice for 1988-1989 and also editions of "Just News", Newsletter of the Committee, June, Sep Oct 1989; March 1993. Also edition of the annual report of the Committee on the Administration
Series of pamphlets published by The Northern Ireland Society of Labour Lawyers, being reviews of the Northern Ireland Special Powers Act and of the Public Order Act (Northern Ireland)
TS letter signed by Fred Heatley and sent to [Kevin Boyle], detailing how following "a public meeting in Belfast on November 28th. . .it was decided to form a committee representative of all shades . . .for the purpose of calling a Northern Ireland confer
TS document being Joint Memorandum on Citizen's Rights in Northern Ireland and addressed to The Rt. Hon. Terence O'Neill, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland by the Parliamentary Labour Party of Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Committee, Irish Congr
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.
TS transcript of statement given by Prof. George Leonard Huxley describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972.
TS transcript of statement given by Brid Ruddy, describing her account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972. Appended documents include a Secretary's [of NICRA] Report to the AGM dated Feb 1972, a list of members proposed for the ele