NKOSINATHI NKOHLA
For the first - firstly I can say I would like them to take us and put us on firm ground and try to make us lead a normal life like anyone else who would like to be out of prison and live freely.
The other thing that we would like to have is that the Commission should try to assist me so that I can continue with my studies because I stopped attending school due to all this which happened to me.  My parents don't have money to take me further and lastly the other assistance which I would like to have is that I would like them to - I had a problem because I was affected - my bladder was affected - I couldn't urinate properly and I was taken to the hospital and it was discovered that my bladder was blocked.
When I refused to be a State witness they stopped giving me the proper attention that I deserved.   I never went to the doctor again because I was supposed to undergo an operation but the police never took me there again.  When my appointment card was asked from them they said that they did not know that I was supposed to go back to hospital.  They even denied that I had ever been  to the  X-ray.  
After the time  when we were on a hunger strike,  I was also sent to the hospital again and I underwent an operation three times and I was told that my bladder was still not well.  I would like to get some medical attention so that I can be normal again.  I would like to progress with my studies.