81.   An ethnic Albanian dissident died Wednesday after torture in a Serbian prison in the restive province of Kosovo, Albanian groups said.

82.   An exiled Chinese dissident has appealed to a U.N. forum to censure China for silencing government critics and intimidating its people, a human rights group said Thursday.

83.   Another spokesman for the movement played down the Molotov cocktail flier, saying the group had no control over what individuals posted.

84.   An Indian village is surrounded by flames, says one group.

85.   Armed factions are involved in frenzied logging across Cambodia, reaching into national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and tribal lands, an environmental watchdog group said Friday.

86.   Authorities have detained two dissidents who earlier this month reported receiving vaguely encouraging signals from the government about starting an opposition party, an exile group said Tuesday.

87.   But those issues should be left to lower level officials, the group said.

88.   By type, the biggest jump in donations involved international charities, most likely due to the Rwanda crisis, said the group.

89.   Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, said his group and other conservation organizations would fight any attempts in Congress to undo the monument designations.

90.   Chen managed to pass a letter to his mother on Monday telling her of his detention and asking her to file suit on his behalf, the group said.