21.   A U.S.-British proposal made last month calls for the two suspects to be tried in the Netherlands by Scottish judges according to Scottish law.

22.   According to the peace agreement that ended the war, the U.N. tribunal is solely responsible for trying war crimes suspects from the former Yugoslavia.

23.   According to the peace agreement which ended the war the U.N. tribunal is solely responsible for trying war crimes suspects from the former Yugoslavia.

24.   Although Indonesia has promised to bring those responsible for war crimes to justice, to date no suspects have been tried.

25.   Amnesty officials also said they were concerned that the suspects might be tried by a U.S. military commission.

26.   As part of the American and British offer, the two Libyan suspects would be tried by a panel of three Scottish judges under Scottish law in the Netherlands.

27.   At a press conference Saturday in Edinburgh, Mandela said that the two suspects should be tried in a neutral venue.

28.   Authorities in the former warring states have all pledged to help the Hague court, and possibly to try some suspects.

29.   At a press conference Saturday in Edinburgh, Mandela said the two suspects should be tried in a neutral venue, something the United States and Britain oppose.

30.   Authorities have not decided if the suspects will be tried in a German or U.S. military court.