31.   Private lawyers at U.N. tribunals may have illegally split their U.N. paychecks with accused Yugoslav war criminals and Rwandan genocide suspects they were defending, investigators say.

32.   Secretary-General Kofi Annan promised Thursday to take disciplinary action if necessary after a report found widespread mismanagement in the U.N. court established to try Rwandan genocide cases.

33.   Rwandan genocide law allows for leniency and reduced prison sentences for those suspects who confess to killings as another way to speed up trials and promote reconciliation.

34.   Seven Rwandan genocide suspects arrested in Kenya.

35.   The court is distinct from a U.N. tribunal trying war crimes related to the Rwandan genocide.

36.   The chief administrator for the Rwandan genocide tribunal denied allegations of misconduct and favoritism Friday, saying he is being blamed for problems beyond his control.

37.   The fighting was worsened after the Rwandan genocide by the influx of more than a million Rwandan Hutu refugees, who have helped Zairian Hutus battle Zairian Tutsis.

38.   The Hague-based appeals chamber is the court of last resort for the Rwandan genocide and its verdict may not be appealed further.

39.   The International Tribunal for Rwanda has named the first three suspects in the Rwandan genocide that left at least half a million people slaughtered.

40.   The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has been separately trying Rwandan genocide suspects in the northern Tanzanian town of Arusha.