MS HUGO
In 1986, on the 12th of June, that is the night that we were arrested.  We were arrested in the middle of the night at 2 o'clock and what I'm not satisfied about is that they always woke up the parent were as they could just ask were a certain person was sleeping and  it was cold that night and they woke up my mother and them to ask them where I was sleeping and my mother sent them through to me.  And I got up and they stood there as if they were chasing some kind of wild animal. 
They couldn't speak to you in a civilized manner and they couldn't even knock properly.  We got up and they said that we were coming back the same night, so we left - we left for the charge office.  They never took any statements or anything from us.  When we got there, it was - there were more reservist than anything ells of farmers.  That same night we were taken through to Graaff-Reinet, when we got to Graaff-Reinet we just stayed there for a week and we a - we consulted a doctor, but I cannot even say it was  actually a doctor because he didn't even examine us or say anything.  He didn't say what was wrong with a person.  Thereafter we were taken to George, we were released from George in November and we weren't told what the reason for that was - we weren't given any kind of explanations so we just remained there. 
 And I discovered there that I was six months pregnant and they were so surprised and wanted to know from me why I didn't tell them I was pregnant.  So I told them that's because I didn't know, I just saw my body growing and didn't even know I was six months pregnant.  And I said we - we see doctors here every day, what are they here, just for the eye blind or what is it, because they don't even - even examine you.  They give you more Epson salts that anything ells.  I refused I didn't want to drink Epson salts and that is all I can say.  We - we weren't treated badly or assaulted when - or anything that's all.