TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Just at the end of that area where the shacks are, where they call it "mshayi aziyaphe"(?).  They told us that we should accost these children who were conducting meetings, and that was the resolution that was taken at the meeting.  Thereafter I continued going to work.  One day at night whilst I was sleeping already I heard a knock from one of the neighbours.  It was Mr Masikhane.  He was co-parishioner.  We attended church with him.  When he got in he told me that he saw my son amongst the UDF youths who were conducting a meeting, and he told us that if I wanted my child I should go and look because they had been assaulted.  And he warned me not to tell anybody that he had told me that.  I stayed for quite a few days and my son was not coming back home, and I was somehow scared to go and look for him, but I went away and I looked for him but could not get him.  I came back home, and I had to go back to work.  I would go to work at six in the morning, come back at six in the evening. How many days did you spend looking for your son?   ---   That was two days.  Then on a certain day I just saw him coming.  He had been assaulted severely.  I took him to doctors for treatment.