111.   The report also criticized the Zairian government for stripping the Tutsis of their Zairian citizenship and demanded that the government help them return to their homes in North Kivu.

112.   The report also sharply criticized the United Nations, which oversaw the peacekeeping operation in Bosnia-Herzegovinia.

113.   The report criticized INS for training Border Patrol agents about IDENT, but not immigration investigative and intelligence agents.

114.   The report criticized Pakistan for failing to stop assistance to the militants.

115.   The report criticized the ban and confiscation of foreign newspapers and a number of books on Shiite Islam.

116.   The report criticized the Palestinian Authority for arresting journalists, shutting down newspapers, and intimidating and arresting human rights workers.

117.   The report criticized the public executions carried out by the Taliban, as well as amputations and beatings.

118.   The report criticizes the way the Centers for Disease Control responded to the outbreak that resulted in the deaths of seven people in the New York area.

119.   The report also criticized a Massachusetts law prohibiting the state from buying anything from companies which do business with Myanmar.

120.   The report also criticized American officials for not working harder to force the Swiss to make reparations.