31.   A small band of rebel fights regularly attack Indonesian troops, who have been accused of widespread human rights violations.

32.   Afterward, Indonesian troops and anti-independence militia gangs went on a rampage that devastated the half-island territory and killed hundreds.

33.   After the U.N.-sponsored referendum, East Timor was devastated by a violent rampage by Indonesian troops and their local militia supporters.

34.   After the referendum, Indonesian troops and their militia proxies killed hundreds and devastated much of the territory.

35.   After the U.N.-supervised ballot, vengeful Indonesian troops and militia proxies embarked on a campaign of murder, destruction and pillage.

36.   After that vote, vengeful Indonesian troops and pro-Jakarta militiamen killed hundreds of people.

37.   After the U.N.-supervised ballot, vengeful Indonesian troops and militia proxies opposed to independence embarked on a campaign of murder, destruction and pillage.

38.   An international force first arrived shortly after the referendum, after Indonesian troops and their East Timorese militia laid waste to the country.

39.   Amnesty International said militiamen and Indonesian troops continued to target East Timorese refugees in West Timor.

40.   Another said she saw Indonesian troops commit murder and rape.