A :: PERSONAL LETTERS

► A :: PERSONAL LETTERS
► A1 :: Correspondence with Director of Noristan Group. Expresses intention of no longer practising in legal profession
► A2 :: Correspondence and documentation: Agreement of Non-Agreement (of bet)
► A3 :: Correspondence with the South African Catholic Bishops' Conference (SACBC) re: intention to take up position with Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR)
► A4 :: Correspondence from US Director for Development Affairs re: Director's return to the USA
► A5 :: Correspondence from the South African Association of Law Societies re: discussion of future requirements for admission to law profession
► A6 :: Message of support for AGM of the LHR from the South African Health Workers' Congress (SAHWCO)
► A7 :: Circular to funding agencies re: LHR democratization projects
► A8 :: Correspondence with FW de Klerk re: alleged police participation in Swanieville violence of 12 May 1991
► A9 :: Auditor?s report to donors and stakeholders of KwaNdebele Crisis Committee/St Martin?s
► A10 :: Conference circular from National Council of Women of South Africa re: 'The South African Challenge - Woman Can Do It'
► A11 :: Correspondence re: Institute for Democracy and Development in Africa (IDDA) Included: 2 untitled photographs (Fort on Gore Island?)
► A12 :: Correspondence re: Formation of a single national structure for progressive lawyers
► A13 :: Correspondence re: 'Reform of Criminal Law - Human Rights' seminar, Windhoek, June 1992
► A14 :: 2nd discussion draft of Litigation Trust Fund policy document
► A15 :: Invitation for participation in workshop: 'The Role of Voluntary Organisations in Emerging Democracies' in Czechoslovakia
► A16 :: Correspondence between Currin and Attorney Wynne Edwards re: decision of latter to emigrate
► A17 :: Request for advice re: working in South African legal profession
► A18 :: Documentation on Human Rights Education Project
► A19 :: Acknowledgement of funding of LHR project 'Standing Commission on Public violence and Intimidation' by NOVIB
► A20 :: Copy of letter of thanks from Almond Nofomela (Prison number 88/7097) for achieving stay of execution
► A21 :: Correspondence re: Working Paper of the Law Commission - Courts' Powers of Review of Administrative Acts
► A22 :: Correspondence with South African parliament re: Attorney-General Bill
► A23 :: Invitation from Canadian Society for the Reform of Criminal law re: participation in seminar on criminal justice issues and security intelligence systems in societies in transition
► A24 :: Correspondence with John Robbie of Radio 702 re: human rights and pornography
► A25 :: Correspondence re: Decade of Human Rights Education in Africa
► A26 :: Correspondence with Department of Home Affairs recommending public debate re: refugees, resident permits and citizenship
► A27 :: Correspondence with Editor of The Sunday Star correcting reports of alleged discrimination of hostel dwellers by LHR
► A28 :: Correspondence re: Resignation of justice Didcott from LHR
► A29 :: Request from 'Defence of Children International' (DCI), Israel Section, re: contact with organizations/individuals working on the defence of children of security offences
► A30 :: Protest note to General Ibrahim Babangida, President and Commander-in-Chief of Nigerian Armed Forces. Copied to South African State President and Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Justice re: violation of civil liberties of Nigerian human rights lawyers
► A31 :: Acknowledgement of participation in seminar on 'Sexually Abused Children in Criminal Court Proceedings'
► A32 :: Correspondence re: 'Reform of Criminal Law and Human Rights' seminar, Namibia
► A33 :: Correspondence from justice VH Bhairavia, High Court of Gujarat re: 'Interpreting a South African Bill of Rights' international conference
► A34 :: Correspondence re: Application for post of Secretary-General of Amnesty International
► A35 :: ANC's revised submission to CODESA (Convention for a Democratic South Africa) on the issue of emergency legislation
► A36 :: Correspondence clarifying the ANC position of the reconciliation process in its submission on the Bill of Rights to CODESA
► A37 :: Correspondence with Johannesburg Attorneys? Association re: participation in 'Bill of Rights' seminar
► A38 :: Correspondence from Interim Crisis Committee for Alexandra re: Pamphlets disseminated by LHR on violence and hostel dwellers
► A39 :: Correspondence from South African Police (SAP) re: Newspaper article: 'Lawyers condemn killing of police'
► A40 :: Response of the LHR entitled 'Amnesty or amnesia?' to apartheid Government's proposals for blanket amnesty
► A41 :: Thank-you note for assistance with doctoral dissertation
► A42 :: Correspondence with Nelson Mandela re: Role of mediation in political negotiations. Copied to De Klerk, Roelf Meyer, C Ramaphosa
► A43 :: Thank-you note from Sir John Stanley, House of Commons re: assistance relating to political situation in South Africa
► A44 :: Invitation from Swedish Foreign Affairs to participate in 'Development Cooperation for Human Rights and Democracy' conference in Stockholm
► A45 :: Note of thanks from Lord St John of Bletso, House of Lords, for documentation on subject of South Africa
► A46 :: Correspondence from Robin H Lee Associates re: Discussion of funds for victims of violence
► A47 :: Correspondence with Helen Suzman re: Controversy over disinformation about violence
► A48 :: Correspondence with apartheid Government re: Executions in Bophuthatswana
► A49 :: Personal letter from Radio 702 listener affirming Currin's stance on peace solutions for South Africa
► A50 :: Correspondence with American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) re: discussion on pornography
► A51 :: Correspondence re: Circumstances and appeal of the 'Trojan Horse' killings of 1985. Included: relevant newspaper articles
► A52 :: Correspondence re: Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminars on human rights
► A53 :: Correspondence from former Ministry of Law and Order re: Police investigations into the 'Boipatong Massacre'
► A54 :: Correspondence from Alliance for Democracy (Malawi) re: Identification of potential funders for human rights and democracy campaigns in Malawi
► A55 :: Invitation to participate in UNESCO's 'International Congress on Education for Human Rights and Democracy' in Canada
► A56 :: Invitation to join 'The Translation and Interpreting Project' as member of Board of Trustees
► A57 :: Correspondence re: British-South African Conference
► A58 :: Note of thanks for participation in Carte Blanche TV programme on train violence
► A59 :: Request from Steering Committee of conference 'Ethnicity, Identity and Nationalism in South Africa' to formally open the said conference
► A60 :: Correspondence from Commonwealth Secretariat re: Commonwealth Observer Mission to South Africa (COMSA)
► A61 :: Request from 'Article XIX' to be part of three-person mission to monitor freedom of expression in Sri Lanka
► A62 :: Invitation to attend Presentation of international Award to Nelson Mandela
► A63 :: Aankondiging van volle sitting oor: Onderhandlingsforum plaaslike owerhede in die Groter Pretoria gebiet
► A64 :: Invitation from African Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) to attend 1st Africa Peace Award
► A65 :: Correspondence from Msondo re: Contingency plans for return of Malawian exiles
► A66 :: Acknowledgement from Democratic Party re: Proposal for the creation of a national peace keeping force
► A67 :: Acknowledgement from Television News productions re: Proposal for creation of a national peace force
► A68 :: Correspondence with University of Natal re: Request for assistance with an application for promotion to associate professor
► A69 :: Correspondence from UN Observer Mission in South Africa re: LHR?s proposals for the creation of a national peace keeping force
► A70 :: Acknowledgement of LHR Report to Goldstone Commission on national peace keeping force
► A71 :: Correspondence from Supreme Court of Minnesota re: Gender bias and racism in the judicial system
► A72 :: Acknowledgement from Ministry of Constitutional Development and of Communication re: Creation of national peace keeping force
► A73 :: Information from the Department of Foreign Affairs re: International Lawyers Defence Competition 1994
► A74 :: Notes of thanks from Americas Watch Research Associate for time spent with LHR
► A75 :: Acknowledgement from National Peace Secretariat re: Creation of national peace keeping force
► A76 :: Acknowledgement from Office of the State President re: creation of national peace keeping force
► A77 :: Correspondence from the South African History Archive Trust (SAHA) re: Unlawful destruction of state archival records
► A78 :: Correspondence with the Employee Advisory Centre (EAC) re: Minutes of 13 July 1993
► A79 :: Request from The American University, Washington D.C. re: review committee for complaints against the World Bank
► A80 :: Request from Anti-Censorship Action Group for newsletter article on destruction of apartheid-era government archival records
► A81 :: Correspondence from Department of National Health and Population requesting LHR involvement in government campaign on population growth
► A82 :: Correspondence re: purchase of television set for political prisoners at Leeuwkop Prison
► A83 :: Request from Harvard School of Public Health: Participation in 'AIDS, Health and Human Rights' seminar in Morocco
► A84 :: Response from National Peace Committee to Currin's proposal for a National Witness Protection Programme
► A85 :: Correspondence from National Peace Committee re: South African Defence Force (SADF) raid on Umtata on 8 October 1993
► A86 :: Correspondence from National Peace Committee re: Currin's formal complaint against a signatory of Peace Accord
► A87 :: 'Save Promat College of Education' appeal
► A88 :: Correspondence from French Embassy in South Africa re: Umtata killings of 8 October 1993
► A89 :: Correspondence from the University of South Africa (UNISA) re: Background information for the UNISA/NEHAWU[1] mediation of 20 January 1994
► A90 :: Anonymous note requesting Currin to investigate impending appointment of military archivist
► A91 :: Confirmation of Currin's participation in '5e Concours International de Plaidories'
► A92 :: Invitation to launch of ANC's Election Manifesto
► A93 :: Correspondence from Department of Foreign Affairs thanking Currin for meeting with Irish Deputy Prime Minister
► A94 :: Response to Currin from Military Council of the Republic of the Transkei re: abolition of laws curbing political freedom in spirit of Interim Constitution
► A95 :: Request from US ambassador that Currin reviews 'US Department of State Human Rights Report on South Africa for 1993'
► A96 :: Correspondence inviting Currin to join International Standing Committee to oversee the implementation of the principles passed at the 'Decade of Human Rights Education First European Conference' (Rome, 1993)
► A97 :: Letter from Royal Dutch Embassy acknowledging Currin's role in human rights meeting
► A98 :: Copy of Dutch Embassy's letter for Currin's information addressed to Minister of Justice HJ Coetsee re: delay in repealing Section 29 of Internal Security Act
► A99 :: Letter from international Centre Against Censorship re: Report on Sri Lanka
► A100 :: Invitation from Caritas Internationalis and Coop‚ration Internationale pour le D‚veloppement et la Solidarit‚ (CIDSE) for Currin to join as member of Task Force of the World Summit for Social Development
► A101 :: Letter of thanks for participation in USAID discussion on electoral issues and related matters
► A102 :: Invitation to workshop: 'Reform of Bail in South Africa'
► A103 :: Congratulatory wishes on Currin's winning the '5e Concours International de Plaidories 1994' from:
► A104 :: Invitation to colloquium: 'The Application of the Interim Constitution of the Judiciary'
► A105 :: Request for comment on Draft Public Protector Bill from Cheadle, Thompson and Haysom
► A106 :: Response from the Office of the State President re: Status of Bophuthatswana on eve of 1st democratic elections
► A107 :: International Colloquium on Human Rights, Protection Mechanisms and Political Change Proposal for an international colloquium from Gaza Center for Rights and Law
► A108 :: Ratification of membership of: ?International Standing Committee for the Promotion of the Closing Statement of the Rome Conference'
► A109 :: Request for comment from Department of Justice on Bills arising from the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa (No. 200 of 1993)
► A110 :: Request from SA Police College for input at workshop on human rights
► A111 :: Comments on the Draft Public protector Bill
► A112 :: Acknowledgement for comments on Draft Public Protector Bill
► A113 :: Invitation: Criminological Society of Southern Africa (CRIMSA) symposium
► A114 :: Request from Pacaltsdorp community for legal aid (Afrikaans)
► A115 :: Request from Office of the Chief of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) for intellectual input re: tasks of the SANDF
► A116 :: Invitation to attend Fran‡ois Mitterrand addressing the South African Parliament, July 1994
► A117 :: Request from Peace Brigades International for proposals for witness protection programmes
► A118 :: Documentation re: CRIMSA symposium: 'Socio-political Transformation and Crime'
► A119 :: Correspondence re: Meeting of Ius Primi Viri
► A120 :: Thank-you note for participation at Justice in Transition seminar
► A121 :: Composite leaflet incorporating Johan Kruger and Brian Currin: Interpreting a Bill of Rights
► A122 :: Documentation re: International Catholic Union of the Press (UCIP) Exposure Programme, 21 - 26 November 1994 Request to address Exposure Programme
► A123 :: Private congratulatory note: Currin's commitment to political struggle and LHR from law firm
► A124 :: Letter of thanks from Tanzanian human rights journalist
► A125 :: Letter of thanks from Kate O'Regan re: Currin's support of her appointment to the Constitutional Court
► A126 :: Letter from National Chairman of LHR re: Currin's resignation as National Director of LHR
► A127 :: Thank-you note from the South African Institute of Intellectual Property Law
► A128 :: Note to Jody (Kollapen) re: appointment of black manager
► A129 :: Correspondence re: Human Rights Conference, 28 -30 March 1995
► A130 :: Correspondence from Constitutional Assembly re: South Africa?s Constitution making process
► A131 :: Correspondence from the Trauma Centre for Victims of Violence and Torture re: Truth Commission seminar
► A132 :: Letter informing Currin of appointment of new Director of Community Law Centre
► A133 :: Letter re: A comparative research project on the early and phased release of politically motivated prisoners in South Africa, Israel/Palestine, Italy, Spain, Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic
► A134 :: The Cameron Commission: Inquiry into Activities of ARMSCOR
► A135 :: Correspondence from Ius Primi Viri re: Human rights education projects
► A136 :: Correspondence from Gauteng MEC for Safety and Security re: Commission of Enquiry into Police Involvement in Criminal Activities in Shoshanguve
► A137 :: Documentation re: Report on Clandestine Flight to Jamba
► A138 :: Documentation re: Parliamentary Select Committee for the Appointment of the Public Protector
► A139 :: Information about seminar on the Human Rights Commission
► A140 :: Enquiry whether South African Housing Trust requires services of lawyer
► A141 :: Letter of appreciation from Housing Rights Units
► A142 :: Letter to Justice Pierre Olivier distancing LHR from lobby against Olivier?s appointment to Constitutional Court
► A143 :: Copies of letter penned by Chris Ribeiro on the assassination of his parents Dr and Mrs. Ribeiro.
► A144 :: Correspondence re: nomination as trustee of LHR
► A145 :: Invitation to attend the official Opening of Parliament, 1995
► A146 :: Documentation: 'Beyond Vienna - NGO Human Rights Congress', Sweden
► A147 :: Information re: Sales of Interpreting a Bill of Rights
► A148 :: Thank-you note from East London Regional Office staff
► A149 :: Response from Justice Pierre Olivier to Currin's letter of support of 31.01.1995
► A150 :: Note of thanks from office of the Archbishop of Cape Town
► A151 :: Correspondence/documentation from New School For Social Research: Invitation to apply for visiting professorship
► A152 :: Correspondence re: 'Beyond Vienna - Human Rights Congress'
► A153 :: Decline of invitation to apply for visiting professorship at New School for Social Research
► A154 :: Correspondence from Peace Brigades International re: witness protection programme
► A155 :: Documentation re: 'Beyond Vienna' conference
► A156 :: Request from Harvard Human Rights Journal for article
► A157 :: Correspondence re: SACCON
► A158 :: Release and reintegration of politically motivated prisoners
► A159 :: Release and reintegration of politically motivated prisoners
► A160 :: Correspondence re: Belfast Conference on 'Early Release of Politically Motivated Prisoners in Northern Ireland'
► A161 :: Correspondence re: presentation of proceedings of 'Decade of Human Rights Education'
► A162 :: Information re: Belfast conference
► A163 :: Documentation re: Beyond Vienna conference
► A164 :: Documentation re: Conference on Danish/South African cooperation
► A165 :: Thank-you note for investigation in matter of Vezukuhle
► A166 :: Invitation to Danish/South African conference
► A167 :: Thank-you note from University of Pretoria for mediation work
► A168 :: Correspondence re: Addressing the Association of Pretoria Attorneys on TRC
► A169 :: Thank-you note for participation in 'Early Release of Politically Motivated Prisoners in Northern Ireland'
► A170 :: Thank-you note from European Union for information forwarded re: Sa Constitutional consultants
► A171 :: Request for article on constitutional rights and corporate governance from IoD
► A172 :: Invitation from Ius Primi Viri to celebration of 50th anniversary of UN
► A173 :: Proposed business plan for South African Constitutional Consultants (SACCON): 1996
► A174 :: Independent Mediation Service of South Africa (IMSSA) documentation re: Membership of Land Reform National Mediation Panel
► A175 :: Documentation re: Cameron Commission and ARMSCOR support of British loyalist paramilitary forces in Northern Ireland
► A176 :: Documentation re: Land Reform National Mediation Panel
► A177 :: Request from New York Law School for comment/critique of articles dealing with law in SA
► A178 :: Representation to Senator George Mitchell, Chairperson of the International Body, Ireland re: South African experiences of cessation of political violence and decommissioning of arms; negotiation of transition
► A179 :: Documentation re: National Land Reform Mediation training
► A180 :: Invitation to reception at Constitutional Court re: Endowment by the Norwegian Government for the development of the library of Constitutional Court
► A181 :: Letter of intent: Appointment as Commissioner of the Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration Commission
► A182 :: Correspondence from outgoing Vice-Chancellor and Principal of University of the Witwatersrand re: retirement
► A183 :: Correspondence from outgoing National Director of LHR re: Appointment with Human Rights Commission
► A184 :: Correspondence re: Amnesty applications: J Cronj‚ and 4 Others
► A185 :: Correspondence re: Amnesty applications: Cronj‚ and Others. Evidence of Gen. JV van der Merwe
► A186 :: Correspondence re: Composition of the Broad Transformation Forum
► A187 :: Documentation for International Who's Who of Professionals
► A188 :: Note of thanks from the Community Peace Foundation (University of the Western Cape) for assistance with visit of Northern Ireland delegation
► A189 :: Request to deliver main address at AGM of Northern Ireland Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders (NIACRO)
► A190 :: Request from NIACRO to address AGM and meet with political prisoner groups
► A191 :: Documentation re: TNDT/NDA Gear
► A192 :: Covering letter of consultant agreement of TNDT/NDA
► A193 :: Note of thanks from Ex-Prisoners Interpretative Centre (EPIC), Belfast
► A194 :: Northern Ireland Medico-Legal Society
► A195 :: Correspondence re: 1998 - 1999 Report of the Sentence Review Commissioners
► A196 :: Correspondence from British Irish Association
► A197 :: Request from NIACRO for information on question of truth finding and its role in conflict resolution
► A198 :: Documentation re: performance of 'Madame Butterfly', Ireland
► A199 :: Thank-you note from Northern Ireland Office for Sentence Review Commissioners' annual report, 1999 - 2000
► A200 :: Re-appointment as Sentence Review Commissioner and as Joint Chairman of the Commissioners
► A201 :: Terms and conditions of re-appointment as Sentence Review Commissioner
► A202 :: Thank-you note following visit of British-Irish inter-Parliamentary Body Committee to Belfast
► A203 :: Invitation to join Justice Arthur Chaskalson at dinner hosted by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
► A204 :: Invitation to participate in conference organized by the Community Relations Council of Northern Ireland
► A205 :: Request from 'Atlantic Philanthropies' for assistance with developing its conflict-resolution programme in Northern Ireland
► A206 :: Note of thanks from the Law Society of Northern Ireland for assistance with launching of its Dispute Resolution Service
► A207 :: Note acknowledging Currin's contribution to a publication on Northern Ireland
► A208 :: Blackhall Breakfast Briefings of the Law Society of Ireland
Call Number: A
Title: PERSONAL LETTERS
Dates: 1987 - 1993