The respondent is 22 years old and is from Pakistan. He was arrested in Athens due to not having documents, and was taken to a police station where he was forced to sign documents that he did not understand, before being detained in Corinth PRDC for 9 months. He applied for asylum in detention but received a rejection. He reported a lack of access to water, and was limited to 3 hours outside a day. He shared a room with 12-13 people, a few of which did not have a mattress or bed, and were forced to sleep on the floor. The toilet and shower facilities were extremely unsanitary, and they were not provided with any cleaning products. There was no heating or air conditioning. He has access to his phone but not wifi. He was provided with meals 3 times a day, but could not receive medical care despite asking several times. The police wore blue uniforms and reportedly physically abused detainees with batons, and treated them poorly, which he described was as if they were not human. The mental toll was extensive, which led to fights and protests by detainees.