Correspondents include: Anthony Dyson, on sponsors for his charter of homosexual rights; Lord Harris of Greenwich, Minister of State, Home Office, on the transfer of certain Irish prisoners to Northern Ireland; [George] Peter Lloyd, Deputy Governor of Bermuda, on a request for a reprieve for Erskine Burrows and Larry Tacklyn [both sentenced to death for the murder of Sir Richard Sharples, Governor of Bermuda]; Judith Hart, Minister of Overseas Development, thanking AFB for his speech in Lord Chalfont [earlier Alun Gwynne Jones]'s debate on Bolivia, December 1977; John Concannon, Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, on AFB's visit to Armagh Prison to see Dolours and Marian Price [both members of the IRA, convicted for their part in the London car bombing campaign, 1973]; Peter Cadogan, General Secretary of the South Place Ethical Society, on AFB taking part in a debate, December 1977, and the ending of their right to conduct weddings at Conway Hall [London] (2); Bhag Mal, President of Sant Nirankari Mandal, inviting AFB to be the guest of honour at their annual assembly; Imre Hofbauer on missing AFB at an exhibition of his work; Louise Ouwerkerk on her book "I Too Was a Jailbird"; Lord MacLeod of Fuinary on the work of the Iona Community and the Mobilisation for Survival disarmament campaign; Martin Wright, Director of the Howard League for Penal Reform, on a meeting of the Inter-Party Penal Affairs Group to discuss the report of the Conservative working group on the proper use of prisons (summary of the report enclosed); Sir Bernard Braine on the campaign to support the people of Banaba, or Ocean Island, in separating from the Gilbert Islands [later Kiribati] (2); [John] Jeremy Thorpe, thanking AFB for a message of support; Jinadasa Vijayatunga on writing about his encounters with AFB in the 1930s in his autobiography; Robert Parry on a meeting of the Anglo-Hong Kong group (2); [Margaret] Pat Arrowsmith, asking AFB to vouch for her on an obstruction charge.

Also includes: papers from the Amnesty International British section on a petition for the release of the former Tanzanian Minister for Economic Affairs, Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu, and on the human rights situation generally in Tanzania; photograph of AFB with the wife of the Soviet Ambassador to Britain, Nikolai Lunkov; letters sent by AFB on "Peace Within Reach", the pamphlet written by himself and Lord Noel-Baker [earlier Philip Baker] on achievements in nuclear disarmament since the Helsinki Final Act [the declaration signed during the third phase of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (CSCE), 1975]; notes from the Parliamentary Human Rights group on the cases of the Argentinian and Soviet detainees Hector Campora and Andrei Sakharov.