51.   Twenty-one Rwandan genocide suspects have been indicted, but only seven are in custody in Arusha.

52.   U.N. trial of the accused leader of the Rwandan genocide begins.

53.   Under the tumbling waters of an idyllic waterfall bobbed masses of mutilated, bloated bodies, victims of the Rwandan genocide.

54.   U.N. says problems still plague Rwandan genocide trials.

55.   U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan will make no immediate personnel changes at the Rwandan genocide court, despite reports of widespread mismanagement there, his spokesman said Friday.

56.   U.N. trial of the accused leader of the Rwandan genocide begins ISRAEL-PALESTINIANS.

57.   U.N. chief says he lacked the power to stop Rwandan genocide.

58.   When half a million people were killed four years ago in the Rwandan genocide, many African writers and poets could not comprehend how it happened.

59.   He also denied France acted as a country of asylum for alleged perpetrators of the Rwandan genocide.

60.   Instead, he said, the world has focussed on Burundi, fearing a repetition of the Rwandan genocide of last year.