Typed copy of script for sketch "Research Into Research" produced as part of the Late Night Follies by the Pike Theatre, Dublin. By Carolyn Swift.

Material relating to Civil Rights 1968 Memorial Committee and the 40th anniversary of the Civil Rights Campaign including handwritten notes and background material with notation, in relation to Mary Robinson giving a keynote address (see P143/2/3/3/3/3).

Report "Post Conflict Stabilisation: Improving the United Kingdom's Contribution - Consultation on United Kingdom strategy and practice and establishment of a Post Conflict Reconstruction Unit", Autumn 2004.

Photocopy of article "Death of a Reporter - Why a Loyalist Gunman Shot Martin O'Hagan", The Guardian, 17/11/2001; "Participation and the Practice of Rights Insider/Outsider - changing Relationships", conference report, December 2001, with cover note from Martin [?] and Inez [McCormack], Committee on the Administration of Justice; email print out containing transcript of television programme about murder of Martin O'Hagan, 05/12/2001.

This subsubsubseries consists of reports and background information material relating to Northern Ireland, in 2000s, and is arranged chronologically across 3 files.

Director's Report, British Irish Rights Watch, February 1999; "Comments of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights on 'Legislation Against Terrorism'", Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, March 1999; report of the Independent Commission on Policing for Northern Ireland "A New Beginning: Policing in Northern Ireland", September 1999, with cover letter sent to Mary Robinson in her role as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, from PR Jenkins, Minister Chargé d'affaires, United Kingdom Mission, 21/09/1999.

"Results of the election to the Northern Ireland Assembly 1998", British Irish Rights Watch, 06/1998; correspondence relating to the Omagh bomb, a car bomb planted by the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA), 15 August 1998, in Omagh, County Tyrone, including a list of names and ages of those killed, from parents of two of the victims; Director's Report, British Irish Rights Watch, December 1998; "For Peace, Justice and Human Rights, British Irish rights Watch, 1998; material relating to proposed Irish Human Rights Commission, Irish Council for Civil Liberties, 23/12/1998.

"The Human Rights Committee - A Guide for NGOs" [A non-governmental organisation that functions independently of any government with the objective of improving social conditions], Lawyers Committee for Human rights, July 1997.

Material relating to employment equality in Northern Ireland, including "Fair Employment for All" report, by the Committee on the Administration of Justice, 05/1996, and "Comments on Equal Economic opportunity in Northern Ireland for the Employment Equality Review" by Office of International Justice and Peace, and Northern Ireland Working Group, Presbyterian Church USA, both submitted to The Standing Advisory commission on Human Rights, Templecourt, North Street, Belfast, stamped 20/06/1996; "Mainstreaming Fairness: A Consultation Paper" (draft), Christopher McCrudden, Oxford, 01/06/1996; "Learning to disagree - Peace and Economic Development in Ireland", Bernard Harbor, Peter Morris and Inez McCormack, Unison, with cover letter from Harbor to McCormack, 20/06/1996.

Two reports from "Human Rights at the Dawn of the 21st Century", Interregional meeting organised by the Council of Europe in advance of the World Conference on Human rights, 28-30/01/1993, Strasbourg, France. These reports, dated 22 and 30 January 1993 reported on Theme 2 "Democracy, Development and Human Rights".