- 97 requests for information - detailed information on the length and content of prison officer training (paragraph 103); - the number of complaints of ill-treatment lodged in 1992 and 1993 against prison officers in Greece and the number of disciplinary and/or criminal proceedings initiated during the same period in relation to allegations of ill-treatment by prison officers, together with an account of any sanctions imposed (paragraph 104). 3. Conditions of detention a. issues specific to particular establishments recommendations Korydallos Prison for men - immediate steps to be taken to ensure that no more than three prisoners are held per cell (paragraph 109); - serious efforts to be made to reduce as soon as possible the occupancy rate to two prisoners per cell (paragraph 109); - every prisoner to be provided with his own bed and mattress (paragraph 109); - the shower cubicles, toilets and washing facilities to be restored to a good state of repair and maintained in a hygienic condition (paragraph 109); - the current efforts to augment the number of work and vocational training places to be intensified (paragraph 109); - a thorough examination of the means of improving the prison's activity programmes in general (including education, sport and recreational activities) to be undertaken without delay and further programmes to be progressively introduced as overcrowding is brought down (paragraph 109); - appropriate steps to be taken to improve the facilities for restricted visits (paragraph 128); - no prisoner in need of psychiatric care to be placed in the establishment's segregation unit. If, exceptionally, prisoners who are emotionally or psychologically disturbed have to be held temporarily in the unit, they should be kept under close observation (paragraph 136); - the cells in the segregation unit used to accommodate prisoners segregated for a nondisciplinary reason to be equipped in the same way as an ordinary prison cell (paragraph 136);