51.   Many are genocide suspects.

52.   More trials were scheduled for next week for defendants including Froduald Karamira, the highest-ranking genocide suspect in custody in Rwanda.

53.   Nzabirinda, who went by the alias Birito, had worked in the defense team of another genocide suspect, Sylvain Nsabimana, the former governor of Butare.

54.   Nzabirinda previously worked as a defense investigator in the defense team for genocide suspect Sylvain Nsabimana, now on trial court.

55.   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.

56.   Prominent genocide suspect takes the stand.

57.   President Pasteur Bizimungu, also a Hutu, sacked him and three other ministers for allegedly dragging their feet in prosecuting genocide suspects.

58.   Rwanda has insisted its actions are against genocide suspects and not the Catholic Church as an institution.

59.   Rwanda, which has held its own trials of genocide suspects, temporarily suspended cooperation with the tribunal after a decision to free a top suspect on a technicality.

60.   Rwandan officials have asked Cameroon to arrest at least four other genocide suspects living there, but so far only Bagosora has been picked up.