MR LAX
13A/19 there they asked me what had been planned in the township, because it was going to be June 16th, the day now that we call Youth Day.  They told me, "What are the plans in the town for June 16th?"  I said, "I do not know", but after that they didn't do anything to me.  They pulled me and put me on the edge.  They put me on the edge of a high place.  They put me on the edge.  They kicked me.  At that time I fell down and rolled over and I couldn't even stand up.  They left me there.  That's where I tried to wake up.  I kept on falling and trying to get up and falling and I was falling and I was very cold and until I arrived home.  When I arrived home, I found everything was upside down at home.  Things were broken.  The house was just completely upside down and in a disarray.  My father wasn't there.  My sisters told me that my father had gone somewhere because he was afraid they were going to come back and attack him.  They organized transport for me to go to the hospital.  At the hospital they made X-rays on me, all over my body and I was admitted and I slept there for two days.  There were drips put on me.  I was very, very swollen.  My head was double its normal size.  My back was full of bruises and green marks, because of this huge belt, buckle of the belt they were beating me with.  They discharged me from the hospital after two days, but when they discharged me I was not yet all right.  I wasn't feeling all right, because I also went to the clinic at Clermont for further treatment.  It took me a long time to recuperate, because I was still in pain for a long time.  Even my left ear I couldn't hear for a long time on my left ear because of the injuries I got in that assault.  I will request to stop here now.