The fonds comprises mainly correspondence, 1981-1999, of the Christians Against Torture Movement, including the correspondence of the Reverend Roy Jenkins, its first secretary and main founder; profiles of 'adopted' prisoners of conscience, 1982-1989; together with copies of newsletters, 1989-2000, and Robin Gwyndaf, Ai Ceidwad fy mrawd ydwyf i? (Lewis Valentine Memorial Lecture 1991).

Additional papers, 1981-2014, relating to Christians Against Torture, Wales, including minutes of the working group and steering group, 1983-2014; and papers relating to conferences, 1981-2006, and campaigns, 1991-1998. = Papurau ychwanegol, 1981-2014, yn ymwneud â Christnogion yn Erbyn Poenydio, Cymru, yn cynnwys cofnodion y pwyllgor gwaith a'r grŵp llywio, 1983-2014; a phapurau yn ymwneud â chynadleddau, 1981-2006, ac ymgyrchoedd, 1991-1998.

Papers relating to the God's Family Festival, 1986, and Wales for Christ Week, 1985; reports of various committees, 1982-1986; and papers concerning Apartheid in South Africa and the United Nations General Assembly 'Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment', 1985-1986. Also included in the file is a draft copy of the thanksgiving service programme on the occasion of the last meeting of the Council.

A copy of Inhuman Torture! Fairburn's Edition of the Trial of Sir Thomas Picton, Late governor of Trinidad ... for Torturing Louisa Calderon ... in ... 1801 ... (London, 1806), with notes by Edward Laws on Sir Thomas Picton.