71.   The organization called an extraordinary meeting for Monday evening to discuss its response to the IOC report.

72.   The organizations also called for a review of the convictions against all political prisoners accused of using violence.

73.   The organizations are calling for a human rights special investigator to be appointed to the South American country to try to stem the escalating violence.

74.   The organization called a truce in May.

75.   The organization called on Annan to establish an international commission of inquiry to gather information on possible human rights violations in East Timor.

76.   The organization called upon Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali to immediately pardon Chammari and release him from detention.

77.   The organization called for the deployment of a sufficient number of human-rights observers in Rwanda and Burundi to help create a secure atmosphere for returnees.

78.   Those organizations have called for a mandatory rematch.

79.   To calm the situation, the organization called for NATO troops to be deployed in Kosovo, and along the Albanian and Macedonian borders.

80.   Those organizations have called on Britain and the United States to accept an offer by Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi to try the two suspects in a third country.