21.   In Arusha, Tanzania, the United Nations has been conducting separate trials of Rwandan genocide suspects.

22.   In Arusha, Tanzania, the United Nations has been separately trying other Rwandan genocide suspects.

23.   In Arusha, Tanzania, the United Nations has been separately trying the Rwandan genocide suspects.

24.   In hopes of speeding up trials and promoting reconciliation, Rwandan genocide law allows for leniency and reduced prison sentences for those suspects who confess to killings.

25.   In Mali, the U.N. refugee agency said Rwandan genocide suspects Francois Sibomana and Col. Laurent Simpenzwe Serubuga had been refused refugee status.

26.   It is distinct from a U.N. tribunal trying war crimes related to the Rwandan genocide.

27.   Kofi Annan knew of Rwandan genocide plans, report says.

28.   Leaders of Rwandan genocide court insist tribunal back on track.

29.   Ntuyahaga had been on trial by the U.N. tribunal hearing crimes related to the Rwandan genocide.

30.   One woman, scarred from machete cuts, lost nine members of her family to the Rwandan genocide.