PITSO JOSEPH HLASA
When I refer to permanently being displaced, there were some comrades that I can mention like Thebogong Komezulu.  His house was burnt and Lerato, I do not remember Lerato's surname, they were in Zola.  Lerato was a member of AZAPO.
	It happened that we tried to accommodate them in Orlando because their areas were fighting, for instance Dlamini and Sinawani and Alexandra.  We held camps in Orlando for the sake of accommodating them so that they can have shelter over their heads, trying to find food for them so they don't starve.  Those people were permanently displaced, they did not have homes.
	Now the main reason again for these camps was to protect because when we walked one by one we found ourselves in problems during the attacks, that is the meaning of displaced, permanently displaced.