101.   National Police Director General Recaredo Sarmiento accused the rebels of insincerity and suggested police would attempt to free the two captives by force.

102.   Numerous blasts have hit outdoor markets in and around Chechnya recently, and Russian officials routinely accuse Chechen rebels of the violence.

103.   On Monday, Mrs. Kumaratunga accused the rebels of planning to assassinate her.

104.   On Thursday, the Sudanese government denied the charge and accused the rebels of blocking assistance in Bahr el-Ghazal.

105.   On Monday, the rebels accused the government of launching an offensive in the region, and the day before that the government likewise accused the rebels.

106.   On Tuesday, Mrs. Kumaratunga accused the rebels of delaying discussions on a political solution to squeeze more military concessions from the government.

107.   Rebels are often accused of kidnapping villagers who oppose their beliefs, forcibly recruiting some and executing and maiming others.

108.   Rebels are accused of being responsible for most of the deaths and maimings of innocent civilians.

109.   Rebels are often accused of kidnapping villagers who oppose their beliefs.

110.   Russian and Tajik authorities have accused the rebels of being involved in drug-trafficking.