1.   Rebels have given the United Nations permission to investigate the alleged slaughter of Rwandan refugees by Zairian rebels, a U.N. spokeswoman says Tuesday.

2.   A Bosnian Serb colonel has become the first high-ranking officer willing to testify about the alleged mass slaughter of Bosnian civilians, Der Spiegel magazine said Sunday.

3.   A U.N. team has been given the go-ahead to investigate the alleged slaughter of Rwandan refugees by Zairian rebels, a U.N. spokeswoman said Tuesday.

4.   A U.N. team gets the go-ahead to investigate the alleged slaughter of Rwandan refugees by Zairian rebels, a U.N. spokeswoman says Tuesday.

5.   Excavations in eastern Bosnia currently underway by a team of UN investigators are part of the attempts to gather evidence on the alleged slaughter.

6.   The Washington Post report said the United States had handed over new evidence to the international war crimes court on their alleged slaughter by the Bosnian Serbs.

7.   The war crimes tribunal had indicted the Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and his military commander General Ratko Mladic, for genocide in relation to the alleged slaughter.

8.   RPF delegation chief Colonel Franck Mugambage warned that the alleged slaughter could scuttle a new session of talks due on Thursday.

9.   The alleged slaughter followed mob attacks on five people considered to be Rwandans, who were lynched after the capture of the radio station.

10.   The ICT has already indicted the Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and his military commander General Ratko Mladic for genocide in relation to the alleged slaughter.