ABDULHAY JASSAT
I think the magistrate was sympathetic but he was functioning just as a government official, basically, and what he told us was there was nothing he could do about it.  All he had to do, his task was to come and see us once a week, raise the points that we raised with him, he had to take those points back to the special branch.  He didn't go to any commission or anything of that nature.  It went back to the people who were the perpetrators of the crime.  So it was a no win situation virtually.  There's something that - I don't know how I can put it, eventually we felt that there was no point in even raising any problems or any complaints with the magistrate because it was going to go back to the special branch and nothing was being done about our complaints.