61.   Human rights activists accuse the government of inflating the figures and fanning discrimination.

62.   Human rights activists accused U.S. leaders, such as Vice President Al Gore, of hypocrisy for praising the establishment of the military courts.

63.   Human rights activists have accused Egypt of a wide array of violations, but Diaz said that, overall, the country was making progress.

64.   Human rights activists have accused police of the beatings.

65.   Human rights activists have accused the police officers of executing the Muslims, some at close range.

66.   Human rights activists have accused top military brass of ordering the abductions and have called for investigations of Prabowo and other senior officials.

67.   Human rights activists accuse Sudanese armed forces of systematically capturing slaves as a weapon against communities in southern Sudan that resist forced Islamization.

68.   Human rights activists accuse the government of arbitrarily arresting people in the region who appear to be fundamentalists rather than on the basis of any evidence of criminal activity.

69.   Human rights activists accuse the government of filing false criminal charges to avoid being accused of suppressing religious freedom.

70.   Human rights activists have accused the government of doing too little to end the bloodshed.