File relating to the drafting and writing of a chapter by Kevin Boyle, focusing on abortion in Ireland and published within a book entitled "Abortion and Protection of the Human Fetus: Legal Problems in a Cross-Cultural Perspective", edited by George F. Cole and Stanislaw Frankowski, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1987. Includes numerous letters between Boyle and Frankowski, discussing content of the book and chapter; and also others involved in publishing the book, such as Henry Downing. Also includes biographies of Boyle and a copy of press cutting from the Irish Times, [22 Feb 1992] being a comment piece from Boyle on the X-Case in Ireland regarding abortion.

File of correspondence and documents relating to the drafting and writing by Kevin Boyle and Stuart Weir of the book "The Democratic Audit of the United Kingdom, Volume 1: The Institutions of the UK and EC" and "The Democratic Audit of the United Kingdom, Volume 2: Political Freedoms and Political Equality", published by Routledge. File includes book contracts between Boyle, Weir and Routledge (Oct - Nov 1992) correspondence between Boyle, Weir and the Routledge publishers (1992), drafts, plans and outlines of the book, working plans and publication schedules.

Press release, ordering information, invitation to launch of the book and details of a seminar held in conjunction with the publication of "Three Pillars of Liberty: Political Rights and Freedoms in the United Kingdom" by Francesca Klug, Keir Starmer and Stuart Weir. Also attached in an invitation to launch of "Power and the Throne", published by Vintage Books and held at offices of Charter 88.

Files relating to publications by Kevin Boyle and/or joint authorship by Kevin Boyle and others. Includes files relating to books, peer-reviewed journal articles and other publications by Boyle and others. Also some editions which cite work by Boyle or also retained and collected by Boyle.

Files of official publications and flyers published by the N.I.C.R.A.

Edition of 'Q - Literary Magazine' of Queen's University (no. 18) and which also includes a short story by Stewart Parker entitled 'Johnny's Story'; Edition of 'New Ireland' magazine of the New Ireland Society of Queen's University, featuring an article by Kevin Boyle, as a third year law student entitled 'Freedom of Expression and the Irish Constitution'. Also includes are two poems by Nell McAfferty, 'De Me' by Myles na gCopaleen and a poem by Michael Longley. Issue of 'Interest', QUB Festival publication, Feb 1964, with article by Kevin Boyle on the topic of Freedom of Expression.

Files of documents being publications, articles, reports and other such documents that were filed with records of Essex University by Prof. Kevin Boyle and which were published by the Human Rights Centre at University of Essex. Documents include: 'Reducing Maternal Mortality' by Paul Hunt and Judith Bueno de Mesquita; 'the Rights to Sexual and Reproductive Health' by Paul Hunt and Judith Bueno de Mesquita', 'Deciding to Detain - the organisational context for decisions to detail asylum seekers at UK ports', 'Incitement and the Media: Responsibility of and for the media in the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia' by Françoise Hampson (1993)', 'Key points on Women's Human Rights: An initiative of the study group on Women's Human Rights, Human Rights Centre, University of Essex' (2000); 'A Critical Evaluation of International Human Rights Approaches to Racism' by Prof. Kevin Boyle, University of Essex, and delivered at Academy of European Law Eleventh Session on Human Rights Law, European University Institute (June 2000) 'Research, Practice and Teaching, Human Rights Centre, University of Essex (2003), 'Combatting torture: A manual for judges and prosecutors' by Conor Foley, Human Rights Centre, Essex (2003). Non-University of Essex documents and publications include 'Devolution and Constitutional Change - A Research Programme of the Economic and Social Research Council' (c.2003), 'Guidelines on the use of minority languages in the broadcast media', Oct 2003, Office of the High Commissioner on National Minorities', 'A User's guide to the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination', from the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission' (2003) 'Promoting Democracy in the 1990s - Actors and instruments, Issues and imperatives' a report to the Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict, by Larry Diamond, (Dec 1995) 'Neglected Diseases: A Human Rights Analysis' by Paul Hunt, on behalf of United Nations, World Health Organisations and other groups (2007); Incitement and the Media: Responsibility of and for the Media in the Conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia" by Françoise Hampson (1993)

File of documents including a pamphlet "Campaign for the Rights of Lesbians and Gay Men - The Need for the Campaign], Dublin.; TS pamphlet "The Criminal Law of Northern Ireland Concerning Homosexual Offenses", (n.d.); Booklet entitled "No Offence - The Case for Homosexual Equality at Law" by Bob Sturgess and the Campaign for Homosexual Equality, Scottish Minorities Group and Union for Sexual Freedoms in Ireland (n.d.); Booklet "Towards a Charter of Homosexual Rights - Campaign for Reason. The first 174 sponsors". (1978) Edition of 'In Touch' - The Newsletter of the Irish Gay Rights Movement". File also includes a seating plan from an untitled meeting at the European Commission for Human Rights;

File of published booklets and pamphlets on the subject of policing, police brutality, shootings, the Battle of the Bogside, the RUC, British Army and other such issues. Titles include "The Battle of the Bogside" printed and published by the 'Bogside Republican Appeal Fund'. "The RUC: The Black and Blue Book" by Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray; "Majella O'Hare - Shot Dead by the British Army, 14 August 1976" by Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray. "The British Dimension - Brutality, Murder and Legal Duplicity in Northern Ireland" by Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray. " "Death on the Streets of Derry" by Tony Gifford QC for the National Council for Civil Liberties, 1982. "British Army and Special Branch RUC Brutalities, Dec 1971 - Feb 1972" by Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray. "Danny Barrett: A British Army Murder" by Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray (1981) "Complaints against the Police - A Working Party Report" (Sep 1982) "A British Army Murder - Leo Norney" by Fr. Brian Brady, Fr. Denis Faul and Fr. Raymond Murray. (Sep 1975) Report entitled "Law Enforcement Commission Report to the Minister for Justice of Ireland and the Secretary of State for Northern". n.d., published by the Stationary Office, Dublin.
Folder and documents on "The Rosemary Nelson Campaign 1958 - 1999".

Published documents by various groups in reaction to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Includes "Towards Peace and Stability: A critical study of the Anglo-Irish Agreement" by an interfaith group on faith and politics", "The Anglo-Irish Agreement: Northern Ireland Perspectives" by E. Haslett; "Ulster - The Prey" by Alderman Peter D. Robinson M.P., M.P.A.; "Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985 between the Government of Ireland and the Government of the United Kingdom: Unjust, Undemocratic and Unconstitutional by Christopher and Michael McGimpsey; The Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, Vol. 37, No.1, Spring 1986, including an article "The Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985 - Blue Print or Green Print?" by Bridget Hadfield; "The Anglo-Irish Agreement - A Legacy of Violence" by the Unionist Joint Working Party and "Ireland Today" - Bulletin of the Department of Foreign Affairs with coverage of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. (Nov 1985)