CHAIRPERSON
Elizabeth, I want to thank you very much coming here today.  We're very glad that somebody who - you said that your family were IFP supporters at that time and we, unfortunately, especially in this area of KwaZulu/Natal, we have heard a lot of evidence from people who are members of the IFP.  They have not been keen in coming forward to the Truth Commission, which is a pity, because our job is to make a report to the Government of all human rights violations that took place from 1960 to 1993.  It doesn't matter who caused or brought about those human rights violations, and it's very important to us to hear stories like yours.  You were living with your father.  He was making a living, supporting his family and he was killed and it's very important that more people like you come forward and tell us those stories.  You are also sitting here today with people who are members of the ANC, who have said that they were killed by members of the IFP, because of their political views and we hope that you can both see and understand that the violence that both sides have been involved in does not bring about anything, except misery, poverty and sadness, and we hope that this coming together and being together under one roof, in one hall, can play a small part in bringing people together in this region.  So, again, thank you very much for being brave enough to come and sit and talk to us today.  Thank you very much.
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