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I lay on the dirt floor of the house we had taken shelter in . Recommendation , considered that the words " collaborators of justice " refer to persons who face criminal charges , or are convicted , of having taken part in corruption offences , as contained in Articles 2 14 of the Convention , but agree to co-operate with criminal justice authorities , particularly by giving information concerning those corruption offences in which they were involved , in order for the competent law-enforcement authorities to investigate and prosecute them . Education reforms have taken hold in many states , and the voters apparently like it . When they have taken nothing in the chase , they dress dried skins upon hot coals , and are satisfied with food of this kind . The Rwandan government has extended by one year a 15 March deadline for detainees to confess their role in the 1994 genocide , as tens of thousands of prisoners confessed to having taken part in the killings , a senior government officials told IRIN on Wednesday . I am convinced that the process of democratization in the Americas cannot be reversed ; democracy , political freedoms and civil rights have taken root in our countries and are here to stay . State and local agencies were able to successfully coordinate the evacuation of the upper coastline , getting nearly everyone , including some 40,000 Louisiana evacuees who had taken shelter in Houston and surrounding areas , out of harm 's way . Only six years after UNEP launched its ' cleaner production ' ( CP ) initiative , activities have taken root in many countries , are fast developing , and are already producing impressive results . Naval personnel set fire to the huts of several fishermen who had taken shelter in the church . Moreover , a certain type of resignation appears to have taken hold in the face of the apparent impossibility to present to society a project of true renewal for the future of Europe .