South Africa’s anti-apartheid activists haunted by their persecution as compensation anger brews

It was too late on 10 December 1987 when the prison captives wearing South African Masas in Cindual Cape.

He remembers a small movement to the medical medical medical interview to see his expectant bodies, his cousin and a critical warrior.

In response, he pulled one punch, lifted her boxing in the air, and tried to shout “the prisonla!” (“Power” to Zali), by being hated.

But the words caught are on his neck because they were “broken down”, remembers about his loved ones, remembers about his loved ones under cold, bright lights.

Forty years on, Mr Dyasus sleeps with electricity to remember physical pain and tightly suffered over his four years in prison.

They say they fought themselves to make a self-defense of the life that shot as a crisp in Shipe National Nations Congress (Anc).

AnC led to a wide range of parties a group of prejudices, which could cost them in 1994 with a party in South Africa first in South.

Truth Truth and Communication (Tc), which was being painted and abused in all the earth, and the revised income was set up to help some of the victims.

But much money didn’t really end.

The Drius was between about 17,000 people who received one 30,000 ($ 2,900; £ 2. 2,400 permanent.

He wanted to complete his university course but never received courses that took in 1997.

Now within 60s, they have health problems because of health problems and are difficult to use special medicines who receive the trust of people who receive the trust of people who receive the trust of the people who receive the trust of the people who receive the trust of the freedom and democracy.

Professor Tshadi Madgezi – A member of South Africa Africa, who spoke to BCC damage to the place – saying that prejudice continued to destroy it?

“It was not just human races, the end of the people, was about to close people.”

They say despite the past during the past 30 years, a “free generation” in South Africa Africa was born after 1994 – accepted around.

The rehabilitation of money is about $ 110m unadulted, not feeling about why this is what is.

“How’s money used? Is the money right there?” Progrinoi said.

The government did not respond to the BBC request to make sense.

Hopard varroy can be used for a discussion of partial reprints and the fact that South Africa is one of the “very loyalty” of affected families.

Currently represent a group of families who are surviving South African government to $ 1.9m on what is wrong for a political crime to explore more and victims.

Brian Muhlee was polite and brown and brown; They breathe before answering a question, as if he waits his mind to know.

He began to feel about memory, with one part of the physical and emotional persecution of physical and emotional persecution.

Mr Mrohlee told BBC to 3000 paid, receiving due to the violation of her 10 years in prison, she was derided.

“Went on my fingers. My fingers passed, it was very small,” 68 years of his brother’s phone in Lake Township in Cape, where they live.

He felt that a great refund could help him buy his house and explained to his frustrations in my life, where he ate in the kitchen soup three times a week.

Since he talked to BBC, Mr Mr. Mrhlele died, the hope of a better life was not met.

The proflayer said that South Africa became a “child” pen of the ethnic group at the end of the old group, I promote the rest of the world in many ways.

He said: “But now we have given an improper message, which the harsh matter can do without why,” he says.

Even they feel things can turn.

“South Africa has a chance of 30 years of democracy to show that you can mistake and change the mistakes.”

Datasi still remembers the freedom and the prospect of having to leave in the late 1990’s ending in Africa’s final prison in South

But Mr Dannaeus does not feel that they are today, and his disappointment appears to many who hit with them with their families.

“We don’t want to be millions,” he says. “But if the government can look at the lives of these people, if it may be responsible for their lives, it also affects people of the land.”

“There were children who were widows who were widows. Some children want to go to school but have not been able. Some people don’t have a home.

“Some people would say, ‘You were in prison, you were shocked. But what can you show them?'”