Files of correspondence between Article 19 (including its staff, Board and associates), being internal communication, letters, memos and emails and also external communication between those groups and numerous other groups, NGO's, research bodies and inst

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others including:
'Mr McBride and Mrs White', expressing condolences on the death of their father

Files of letters between Kevin Boyle and various others concerning Boyle's work with Amnesty International, including especially his missions to the Gambia and also other work and connectivity regarding the work of Amnesty International.

Letters relating to the Northern Ireland Emergency Provisions Act

Correspondence include letters between Kevin Boyle and others relating to the SDLP conference, including letter from Eamon Hanna, Secretary SDLP detailing information on the format for the meeting and possible themes for Boyle's talk (17 Aug 1984) Letter

TS letters between Boyle and others regarding his submission of evidence to the Devolution Report Committee, such as J.A. Allen, Chairman of the Devolution Committee and L.J. Tait, Clerk Assistant to the Northern Ireland Assembly, stating thanks to Boyle

General TS letters between Kevin Boyle and Jane Winter of British-Irish Rights Watch, such as enclosing a letter sent by B.I.R.W. to Special Rapporteurs on the Right to a Fair Trial at United Nations, inviting comment from Kevin Boyle (15 Feb 1993), lette

General TS correspondence between Kevin Boyle and others including these members of the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights and discussing a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland. Letters include a letter from Tom Haddon to Kevin Boyle, enclosing a

Copy TS letter from Kevin Boyle to David Norris, stating he has read in the Irish Times of Norris' plans to challenge Irish laws on homosexuality and offering his assistance to the Norris case should Norris want it and also offers his opinion on how the c

File of letters between Kevin Boyle and numerous others regarding and discussing the case of Jersild V. Denmark, heard at the European Court for Human Rights, Strasbourg. Letters include to Boyle from Tyge Lehmann, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark; He