The respondent is 25 years old and is from Afghanistan. He was arrested because he was undocumented and was transferred to Corinth PRDC. He applied for asylum again inside detention but he did not have any information about his case or how long he would be detained for. They did not have access to any hygiene items inside the centre. In Corinth, detainees are allowed to use their phones. If they have any Covid-like symptoms they are sent to quarantine rooms which are in bad condition. He once stayed there locked inside for 33 days without access to a shower, soap or a sink. They have access to an outdoor space for 4 hours per day but the space is very small and they can’t play any sports even if they wanted to. Their calls to see a doctor were always ignored and they are instructed to drink water to feel better. In cases of self-harm or when people are complaining, they are taken to another room by detention officers and are beaten up badly. He thinks that is the approach used by the police to keep them quiet and docile.