He said that reliving his experience itself is a torture. But he wanted to describe his experience for the sake of fellow torture victims. He even removed his upper garments to show all horrible marks of torture. In some cases there were 4 generations of refugees living in the camps. The grand parents and great grand parents were a living testimony for their existence and life in Bhutan.
Old folks spend their time reading or praying.
The biggest frustration of the adults was their uncertain future. They were also very unhappy that they had nothing to do in the camps than just waiting. They have now waited for about 10 years. So far these talks have not brought any redress to refugees in terms of their future. The most disturbing scene was the young and beautiful children.