GEORGE DUBE
Thank you. So alright we were working there, that was 1980.  At the end of 1980 things changed, the treatment changed because by the time we arrived there we were eating the same food as the officers, the people who were guarding us.  But now at the end of '80 they started separating us then and at the same time we were not coming near the officer, you should stand far like me and you like that if you want to say something to him or ask him for water or something.  If you come nearer you get thorough beatings that you wanted to grab a gun from the officer and run away, whatever it is.
 Because of one guy who tried to run away and he was caught, he was brought back, so everything changed, we were now being beaten around and we were working hard now.  We were told to work hard that you mustn't get tired.  The moment you slack, and you start working as a tired person you get beaten, that we didn't come to pay you, you are working here.  So it went to an extent that even if you are working very hard, sweating, you get beaten just for sweet nothing.
 So the painful part of it is that some of these security guards of ours, were young boys, younger than me, some of us were older than them, but we hear an older person crying like a small baby being beaten by young boys.