11.   Ibuka, an organization of genocide survivors, has said it wants the United Nations to make reparations through an international fund and by creating rehabilitation projects for survivors.

12.   In Kibungo the first trials were marked by genocide survivors cheering the prosecutor while trials in Kigali were more subdued and slowed down by complicated legal motions.

13.   It also wants the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha, Tanzania, to speed up its ponderous procedures so genocide survivors can see some justice.

14.   Meanwhile, tension between returning Hutu refugees and Tutsi genocide survivors worsened.

15.   Meanwhile, tension between returning Hutu refugees and Tutsi genocide survivors continues to worsen.

16.   Most targeted Tutsi genocide survivors, some of whom had been willing to testify against Hutu perpetrators at a U.N. tribunal.

17.   One grant will go to the Rwanda-based organization African Rights to support genocide survivors there.

18.   Rwandan officials have pledged to take greater steps to protect genocide survivors in light of recent attacks which are spreading fear throughout the country.

19.   Sympathizers of the former Hutu government are reportedly returning to kill genocide survivors so they cannot provide testimony.

20.   Suspected Hutu insurgents have been killing genocide survivors and witnesses to the genocide.