File of press releases and statements issued by the International Committee for the Defence of Salman Rushdie and his Publishers.

Assorted press releases for events and productions issued by Druid Theatre Company.

Press releases from Druid Theatre productions including "Look Back in Anger" by John Osborne; "Werewolves" by Teresa Lubkiewicz; "Gaslight" by Patrick Hamilton; "At the Black Pig's Dyke" by Vincent Woods; "Shoot the Crow" by Owen McCafferty; "Silverlands" by Antoine Ó Flatharta; "The Loves of Cass Maguire"; "The Good Father" by Christian O'Reilly; "The Lonesome West" by Martin McDonagh; "The Leenane Trilogy" by Martin McDonagh; "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" by Brian Friel; "On Raftery's Hill" by Marina Carr; "The Spirit of Annie Ross" by Bernard Farrell; "My Brilliant Divorce" by Geraldine Aron

Press release with statements from Amnesty International, focusing on international instances of torture abuse and denial of rights, including in Turkey, Korea and the case of Vaclav Havel in the Czech Republic and various other countries.

Press cuttings of reviews and also press cuttings of articles related to "Northern Ireland - The Choice" by Hadden and Boyle, articles include those commenting on the Peace Process in Northern Ireland. Also includes official press release regarding the bo

Files of documents relating to Press, media and broadcasting in Ireland. Specific areas of interest are libel, defamation, Section 31 media ban, work with the Law Reform Commission, the Press Council of Ireland, regulation of the press, the case of Betty

File of press cuttings relating to the Section 31 Media Ban in Ireland and cases, issues and coverage of media coverage in Ireland. Headlines include: 'Terrorist broadcasting ban not unreasonable" (9 Feb 1991), "Repeal of Section 31 Urged" (10 Apr 1990);

Report published from Minority Rights Group International, "Preventing Genocide and Mass Killing: The Challenge for the United Nations" by William A. Schabas.

Promotional flyer from Prime Cut Theatre, Belfast, detailing a "Friends" scheme to support the theatre company.

Print-out, including colour image of Boyle seated at his office desk, with contact details for Boyle at University of Essex, being taken from his personal profile page on the University website.