TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  There was an incident that took one week.  I was taken into an office and they said I should stand against the wall.  They put a bag on my head and I can't remember what happened.  They took me outside and they took me into the car.  I was made to lie at the back seat of the car, and one of them was trampling on my shoulders and one of them trampling on my legs.  I didn't know where they were taking me to, but I could feel I was now out of the prison, out of the cell.  I can't remember what place did they take me to.  They took my clothes off and they took something.  They put - on my every finger they put a cord, and my hands and my feet were tied together.  They even connected this to my private parts.  I don't wish to go through the pain I felt on that day.  They did this on different days.  They would kick you, they would assault you, and they would say to you, "Tell us the truth."  They would ask us do we know anything about the ANC people.  They asked us about the MK soldiers.  They asked us about the hand grenades.  They would ask us, "Where have you put the hand grenades?"  It was really difficult.  From there I wasn't allowed to sleep for a week.  I would be interrogated.  They would come in shifts.  Each shift would take close to seven hours.  From Monday to Saturday I couldn't sleep.  There were times I could remember well I fell.  Not because of the assault but because I wanted to sleep. 