Martin Ngoga, Rwanda's Prosecutor General, says that while he is disappointed with the decision, he also appreciated the efforts of British prosecutors "The Crown Prosecution did a lot of work, they spent quite a lot of resources, they spent quite a lot of time.

VOA: standard.2009.04.10

"I especially appreciated the chance to meet with Iraqis, including a group of Iraqi women, who were both war widows and helping widows and their children, and I also participated in a historic town meeting with Iraqi citizens representing a broad cross-section of Iraqi society.

VOA: standard.2009.04.25

She gave them a chance to choose," "This is why I am here, this why so many tens of thousands of people are here, because we want to show Saylan we appreciated her, we love her and despite all the work she has done she was treated as a guilty person by the state, and we do not approve of that."

VOA: standard.2009.05.20