b. The persons who are sentenced to imprisonment 1-30 days and if the sentence is not possible to be served at special sections of prisons. It happens very rarely. c. A decision for deportation is still pending against them. d. The persons who are under protective custody (insane, drunkards, etc.) until they will be able to leave or to be received by their families. The regulations of the Hellenic Police provide in detail and clarity what concerns places of detention as well as duties of Police Officers and their behavior to the detainees. According to these regulations, the places of detention must fulfill the necessary health and security conditions in order to prevent escapes and suicides or self-injuring of the detainees. The places must be adequate, clean, disinfected and supported. For this purpose, constant controls are carried out and the competent Health Department gives clear orders and guidelines. 2. A. The 7th floor detention cells at the Athens Police Building. a. These are divided into two (2) wards (men-women) and consist of twenty (20) cells, with a total capacity of eighty (80) persons. b. There are four (4) persons held in each cell as a rule. However, in cases of increased numbers of detainees bought to the Department for various offences, there might more than four (4) persons held in each cell, for very limited periods of time. c. The artificial lighting is of these places of deprivation of liberty is adequate and does not differ form the lighting in the offices of the Police Department housed in that building. d. The artificial lighting is also adequate and is constantly improving. e. The cells are equipped with a separate and efficient ventilation system. f. In general, all the regulations relating to the hygiene and cleaning of the cells are satisfied. Page 3