The republic of uganda in the supreme court of uganda at kampala

33. THAT while in Kitante Hon. Okwir received a bed, blanket and bed Sheets, took a bath, received food and cigarettes supplied by his wife.

34. THAT his sister Gertrude Katuramu, brothers David Olimi, Dan Itwara, nieces Dorothy and Rachael, nephews Job and Paul came and visited Hon. Okwir for three hours.

35. THAT Hon. 0kwir asked me to avail him an opportunity to talk to H. E. the President, which I provided. That he talked to the 1st Respondent in my presence and he told the Respondent that he wished to travel abroad for treatment rest and adequate security as the said arrangements were being made.

36. THAT upon the 1st Respondent’s directive I requested the British Government to issue Hon. Okwir and his wife with Visas and I obtained them tickets and money to use while abroad.

37. THAT Hon. Okwir was escorted to his residence in Bunga where he stayed with his father and relatives for one week before traveling abroad. That while at home he did not disclose to me or to anybody that I know he had been tortured while at my office by any of my officers.

38. THAT I know Hon. Okwir was escorted by members of the family to the Airport and that he was received by Uganda High Commission staff in London and is still in contact with me by phone.