71.   Some decline to even consider the question, a philosophy that has led to genocide suspects on camp payrolls.

72.   The Arusha tribunal is an effort to try genocide suspects, similar to the actions of the Nuremburg and Tokyo tribunals after World War II.

73.   The court also has been dogged by charges of racism and corruption and the revelation that four genocide suspects, including Nzabirinda, had worked on defense teams.

74.   The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has been separately trying Rwandan genocide suspects in the northern Tanzanian town of Arusha.

75.   The local governor and genocide survivors have criticized Kayibanda for releasing genocide suspects because of lack of evidence.

76.   The Rwandan justice system is under fire for failing to ensure that genocide suspects are provided with defense attorneys and the opportunity to present their cases.

77.   The Rwandan government has criticized European nations for harboring genocide suspects.

78.   The United Nations is conducting separate trials of Rwandan genocide suspects in Tanzania.

79.   The United Nations have been trying separately Rwandan genocide suspects in the northern Tanzanian town of Arusha.

80.   The United Nations is conducting separate trials of Rwandan genocide suspects in the northern Tanzanian town of Arusha.