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CHAIRPERSON: Yes, we understand that, you may pass, I think we've actually traversed paragraph 10, Mr Panday.

we were doing. We said we were not trying to do anything bad, the only thing we were trying to do was to show that we were not approving of the dom pass and the other oppressive laws that operated at the time. We were then severely persecuted and then left alone again and then it would start ...

... of all human rights that are the result of acts of killing, abduction, torture, or severe ill treatment -- thus the use of violence to enforce the pass laws, or the killing or torture of a community activist resisting a forced removal, is a violation of economic and social rights that falls ...

MR RICHARD: I pass, okay, carry on.

MR BIZOS: When did he pass away?

CHAIRPERSON: Yes. The one sitting on the bed is R1, so this will be Exhibit R2, thank you Mr Wills. Just pass it along the line, I think. Mr Wills, do you have any idea as to more or less when this photograph would have been taken?

MR SITHOLE: I did pass through Swaziland.

MS VAN DER WALT: How did you pass the border?

MR MOGOAI: My Lord, let me explain this to you. While these cars were driving, one would pass the rest and park alongside the road and we would drive passed and then he would follow us, just like that.

MR WAGENER: And from whom did you receive the guidelines that you had to pass on to your understudies?

MR RICHARD: Pass me your recording thing.

MR HATTINGH: On your way back from Penge Mine could you pass judgement by what you observed or what Mr de Kock said to you as to how he felt about the situation?

and those were difficult times. I'm not sure of that first aspect. When he told me this after Ndaba had returned, I could recollect it, but it did pass me by for quite a long ...

MR MALAN: And then just to satisfy my need for information on this, I assume you didn't only pass on to Coetzee information on these specific addresses but you passed onto him other information too that you acquired on other addresses, with earlier visits with the informer. Or did you only provide ...

... so much that they became thugs, hence they were stripped of their ranks they were Sergeants. I would request to hand this document so that you pass it on to Judge Wilson. They must take actions, come to us at Grootvlei so that we expose of all the acts that we dislike at Grootvlei prison. ...

have a little corner in your heart where you put these stories and when you go to good schools and you travel around and don’t have to worry about a pass, some of you don’t even know what a pass is, that you can travel around and nobody stops you for a pass and you can live anywhere you like if ...

MR BIZOS: Very well. I'll pass along particularly down there for starters, pass them right down please for the witness and the Evidence Leader and then share the others amongst yourselves. May I indicate at the outset Mr Chairman that we showed this document to Mr Prinsloo before he ...

to come to Mafikeng. And I was never allowed to go back, because immediately on arrival here, they took my pass. I was a holder of a pass book. It was taken by the Mangope regime.

CHAIRPERSON: I'm glad that you have raised that and we will certainly pass this on to the Commission, the full Commission. We have to make recommendations to the President as to who should be helped and how they should be helped and some people have talked about one large memorial somewhere in the ...

vivid picture I still have is one of an old lady who was hit with a ... and she had a baby on her back, she fell. I have seen people arrested for a pass as they go to Betsani. They come back, I’ve known them, they come back and I look at them, some died in there. Those were serious offenses, ...