51.   In West Timor, they continue to collude with violent local militias that terrorize refugees from East Timor and prey on international relief workers.

52.   International relief organizations can then try to rebuild the war-torn landscape and cities, Clinton said, while diplomats labor for a lasting peace.

53.   International relief vehicles rumble through highway checkpoints guarded by rifle-toting boys.

54.   International relief agencies estimate that the North Korean famine has killed a minimum of several hundred thousand and left millions close to starvation.

55.   International relief workers say the government gives little money to its hospitals, and the same is true of its schools.

56.   In Zenica, international relief officials want the local government to provide public buildings where the refugees can be housed.

57.   International relief agencies are trying to help.

58.   International relief organizations are also concerned about the security problems that would be created if vehicles could not move quickly.

59.   International relief workers arrived from Israel, Russia and Western Europe, but found no one to give them any clear orders or supply translators.

60.   International relief workers foresee a vast crisis in the days ahead.