TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  On the 21st of June 1986 I was here in Durban.  I was detained by the police.  It was about two in the morning.  They took me and they went over to Westville and they went back to Newcastle.  During this time nobody said anything to me.  We went to Newcastle Police Station and they told me that, "We are arresting you under a certain Act, which is the Violence Act."  They said, "No, you don't have any right to a lawyer, you can't say anything to anybody."  I said to them, "Can I please call my home to tell them that you arrested me?"  They said, "No, you don't have any right whatsoever to tell your family that you are arrested."  I said, "Take me home so that I can get "something, some clothes to change."  They said, "You don't have the right.  You only wear those clothes that you are wearing now."  