81.   Human rights groups charge that Indonesian troops have tortured, beaten and killed thousands of East Timorese to stifle separatist aspirations.

82.   Human rights groups charge that many Kurds sent back to Turkey are tortured by the Turkish government or otherwise endangered.

83.   Human rights groups charge that store owners pay police and hired gunmen to kill street kids suspected of stealing.

84.   Human rights groups charge that the much-publicized crackdown has targeted non-violent labor leaders and other government foes.

85.   Human rights groups charge that the screening process is flawed and that genuine refugees are sometimes sent back.

86.   Human rights groups have charged that his regime holds opponents without trial, tortures them and invents charges against them.

87.   Human rights groups have charged that police often use intimidation and torture to extract confessions.

88.   Human rights groups have charged that political prisoners and common criminals have been tortured there, and authorities admit that conditions are substandard.

89.   Human rights groups have charged that the defendants are being denied due process of law and have urged that the cases be heard before civilian courts.

90.   Human rights groups have charged that the process denies the defendants their right to a fair trial before civilian judges.