81.   Its mission is to dig up the truth about political crimes committed on both sides during the apartheid era.

82.   It is compiling information for a report on political crimes during apartheid, and also can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions of political crimes.

83.   It plans to create a Truth Commission that would grant amnesty for people who voluntarily reveal political crimes they committed under apartheid.

84.   Leaders must also never have been charged with political crimes or have been accused of engaging in rebel military activities, Ntumba said.

85.   Mrs. Clinton met with members of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, a panel chaired by former Archbishop Desmond Tutu that is investigating apartheid-era political crimes.

86.   Now Tutu, who has undergone treatment for prostate cancer, heads the Truth and Reconciliation Commission investigating apartheid-era political crimes.

87.   Not all political crimes will be eligible for amnesty.

88.   Of his crimes, Ojeda Rios said he has not committed any criminal acts and should be charged only of political crimes.

89.   On Saturday, Mandela criticized former president F.W. de Klerk of the National Party for demanding that ANC officials should stand trial for political crimes.

90.   One will consider amnesty for people confessing to political crimes.