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MS letter from Hannum to Boyle, sent care of the National Association for Irish Freedom. The letter discusses that Hannum is "now trying to put something together for the U.N., though I do not know how through it will be..." and adds ". . .Looks like the

Comment on ten global cases of Human Rights legal action, including the case of violations in Northern Ireland.

Copy TS letter from Boyle to Newman asking for an update on matters relating to the case on Northern Ireland at the court in Strasbourg and also making reference to the Donnelly case.

TS letter from [Boyle] to Charles, Ad Hoc Committee for Irish Human Rights, New York, detailing updates on the ongoing case at Strasbourg and detailing new developments such as thoughts on "The possibility of filing a series of individual complaints at St

TS letter form Hannum to Moller, Human Rights Officer, Division of Human Rights, United Nations, discussing the case of violations of Human Rights in Northern Ireland at Strasbourg and stating "I cannot accept, as stated in your letter to Mr. Boyle of 15

Assorted documents relating to research and updates on the case lodged at the United Nations and heard at the European Court of Human Rights at Strasbourg regarding Human Rights Violations in Northern Ireland. File includes a memorandum on the proposal to

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from newspapers such as The New York Times, "Calm and Cheerful Ulster Militant - Christopher Kevin Boyle" (7 Feb 1972) "C.R.A. warns: R.U.C. must get out of Bogside or else" (Belfast Telegraph, [12] Aug 1969, "C

File of TS and also MS documents, being the minutes and agenda of meetings of the Central Committee of People's Democracy, detailing those present, agenda for meetings, discussion of points including plans for marches to highlight and campaign against Hum

File of letters received by and sent by People's Democracy

MS letter, attached in the papers to the previous letter by Boyle to Devlin and is entitled "I have debated with myself what to do against the motion..." The document outlines Boyle's feeling and comments on motions on internal tension amongst the Civil R