51.   The report accused the government of abdicating its responsibility, and society of justifying the continued systematic destruction of an indigenous culture, language and spirituality.

52.   Earlier in the month the human rights organization Amnesty International accused the government of human rights abuses.

53.   It condemned the use of secret trials and accused the government of refusing to allow the free expression of opposition views.

54.   The opposition also accused the government of being corrupt and of promoting economic policies which benefited neighbouring India more than Nepal.

55.   The Azawad Popular Movement accused the government of masterminding an attack on a Tuareg convoy delivering humanitarian aid to the nomads.

56.   On his departure, he accused the government of seeking to delay political reform and urged the church to maintain pressure on the regime of President Hastings Kamuzu Banda.

57.   In June the Jamaat-i-Islami Pakistan had withdrawn its support, accusing the government of betraying Islamic interests.

58.   His government was accused of failure to ease chronic poverty or to prevent human rights abuses by the army and army-backed paramilitaries.

59.   Another NCC report also accuses the government of slackness in declaring Sites of Special Interest in the Broads.

60.   The organisation accuses the government of failing to adopt a rigorous energy policy which would reduce wastage of natural resources and protect the environment.