101.   The military has been accused of failing to give full details of its casualties in Congo and turning away families requesting news of soldiers serving in the Congo.

102.   The military is often accused of colluding with the brutal paramilitary force.

103.   The ILO and other international observers have long accused the military of using unpaid labor on public works and making civilians serve as army porters.

104.   The Indonesian military has been accused by the U.N. and human rights groups of training and arming the militia groups.

105.   The humanitarian aid agency Doctors Without Borders accused the military this week of deliberately targeting civilians in attacks on southern Chechen towns.

106.   The Indonesian military has been accused of widespread abuses in East Timor, bringing international condemnation.

107.   The military also is accused of employing forced labor.

108.   The military has been accused of responding slowly and with inadequate numbers to riots.

109.   The military has been accused of torturing and killing hundreds of suspected rebels and their sympathizers.

110.   The military has been accused by foreign governments and human rights groups of tacitly and sometimes actively supporting the right-wing private militias.