CHAIRPERSON
Mr Sparg, this is, this is another moving moment in the life of the Commission.     In each hearing through the time  that we have  been holding  this  public
hearings, there are moments which are unique, which touch us very deeply and I believe that this is another very unique moment for us as the Commission.  It's not usual for us to listen to violations of human rights which have taken place to people who are not black.  In most of the cases, we have listened to violations which have been perpetrated by people who are powerful in their societies against those who are weak in society, but to-day you are giving us a different perspective, a perspective which shows that there are also those who have belonged to the privileged side of the society, who carry deep scars in their souls and pain in their heart.  You have touched us deeply.  Your modesty in terms of the loss that you have suffered, your ability to enter into the pain that other people have experienced and live out that pain, and your courage to come here to-day, because I'm sure you have thought very deeply on whether or not you should come before the Commission.  We have listened to your story.  It is a violation of your rights.  What has happened to you, is a story of human rights violation, carried out by a mob of people and we would like to record it as such.  We will go into the matter, we will make a finding on it, we will make a recommendation to the President as we are going to make a recommendation on each and every violation of human rights because as June Crichton has rightly said, every violation is unique.  Thank you for coming before us and ..