71.   However, human rights groups charge the government did nothing to stop the growth of paramilitary gangs in Chiapas for over a year before the killings.

72.   Human rights groups charge that rebels in southern Sudan who are fighting the Muslim fundamentalist government also are guilty of the same harsh and inhuman treatment of opponents.

73.   Human rights groups charge that shopkeepers in high-crime districts pay policemen and free-lance gunmen to kill street children suspected of stealing.

74.   Human rights groups charge that the process is flawed and that genuine refugees are sometimes sent back -- a charge the Hong Kong government denies.

75.   Human rights groups charge the attackers were in the hire of the Lucas and Poitevien families.

76.   Human rights groups have charged that most of the massacres were carried out by Rwandan Tutsis who fought for Kabila.

77.   Human rights groups charge security forces fired indiscriminately and say many shooting victims were hauled off and buried unannounced in mass graves.

78.   Human rights groups charge that store owners pay policemen and free-lance gunmen to kill street kids suspected of stealing.

79.   Human rights groups charge that the military courts, which held secret, summary trials with little chance for defense, convicted hundreds of innocent people.

80.   Human rights groups charge that the new Caribbean Court of Justice will focus on the death penalty.