LENDISO RICHARD NDUMO GALELA
It was not the same as other people.  With other people they told their stories, completed what they wanted to say and then you would put questions to them.  With what you are saying, you said that time is running out.  What I am going to say is that a person is not valued.  There is no amount of money that can pay for a person's dignity.  That is a fact.  I am the equivalent of a corpse, I do not have any dignity left, I have been stripped of my dignity and that is what I wanted to say and I would just like to say that even though my physical appearance seems like that of a man I have been stripped of my manhood and a specialist told me that it would give, it would take three months for me to be treated and if nothing happens, I should know that I would be condemned sexually.  So, I am just here to say that there are so many things that I suffered and there is even something else I would like to say here.  When people were eating in the other room I was not called to come and get something to eat.  I do not know what the reason is for that.  That is why I say I have been stripped of my human dignity.  I was not called in, but that does not surprise me.  What I am saying is that I do not see what the Commission can do for me, because so many of them were unsuccessful.