Files of documents relating to international research, policy, international case studies, the press and media law and regulation, censorship, legal cases and work by Prof. Kevin Boyle in the area of Freedom of Information.

Outline plan text for planned book "Freedom of Expression in International and Comparative Law", outlining background and content to the book. The book was planned to be published by Cambridge University Press and Boyle had spent months doing research at

Records from University of Minnesota Workshop on International Human Rights, with a paper prepared and delivered by Kevin Boyle

Report published by Article 19 as part of a series of baseline studies on seven southeast Asian countries and with a focus on this report on Freedom of Expression and the Media in Thailand and also a report for Timor-Leste.

Report published by Article 19 detailing commentary on instruments governing freedom of expression in domestic law, broadcasting and the 1990 Broadcasting Act, Government interference in the media, official secrecy, access to records, the 30-year rule, Fr

Volume of collected papers and lectures delivered at International Human Rights Academy, Utrecht, Netherlands and entitled "Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion, NGOs and Human Rights. Convention Against Torture - Dean Claudio Grossman's Lectures

File of documents relating to the production, research, drafting and writing of the Article 19 produced Handbook, 'Freedom of Expression and Access to Information: A Manual on International and Comparative Law and Jurisprudence', and which includes variou

Copy of typescript report by Kevin Boyle, as Director of Article 19, following a visit by Boyle to South Africa (26 Jan - 2 Feb 1989) Boyle notes that the trip was built around an invitation to address a conference on Human Rights organised by the Lawyers

Files relating to press, media, defamation and freedom of expression in Australia.

Photocopy of flyer "Save the ANC 6 - No to Apartheid Executions!" referring to the case of the ANC 6, Marcus Motaung, Jerry Mosololi, Simon Mogoerane, Anthony Tsotsobe, Johannes Shabangu and David Moise.