TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  I returned to South Africa in 1970.  I think I returned on the fifth month, which is May.  I ran from Lesotho because I could see that I will die in Lesotho because I was beaten badly, and I slept in hospital for some time.  They treated me for septic abrasions.  I was beaten for days.  We were beaten at the charge office.  We were beaten in turns.  There was a high fence.  We were guarded with guns.  But on Friday when they were drunk I remember Mr Bali, who was born in 1912.  It was heartbreaking that even though we were detainees, when we look at Mr Bali you instinctively will try to make him conscious.  So those are the things which happened.  Many people survived, but others died there, because others were squeezed with pliers on their manhood.   That's the kind of experience I went through.