61.   The Rwandan government has acknowledged that there have been acts of reprisal, including killings, of returning refugees.

62.   The Rwandan government has begun a campaign to convince the pastoralists to cull their herds in exchange for promises of larger plots of land.

63.   The Rwandan government has not allowed water or food to be delivered, and the Hutu are living in squalor among the wounded and dead.

64.   The Rwandan government issued another ultimatum for Monday evening, demanding that the Hutu leave the compound building or be forcibly taken out.

65.   The Rwandan government says that it will not negotiate with killers and that the guilty must be prosecuted.

66.   The Rwandan government summoned him to the United Nations from his latest post, with the U.N. food agency in Accra, Ghana.

67.   The rebel movement also had considerable outside help during the war from the Tutsi-dominated Rwandan government and from Uganda.

68.   The Rwandan army is milling around the refugee camps, fanning the already strong fear of the new Rwandan government.

69.   The Rwandan government continued to insist that almost all the refugees had walked home in recent days or were on their way back now.

70.   The Rwandan government summoned him to the United Nations from his latest post, with the FAO, in Accra, Ghana.