49 days to the CCAC, then accommodated in the CCAC, and, in many cases, detained in the PRDC. In other words, from the moment they step foot on the island until they leave towards the mainland, asylum seekers arriving on Kos know little more than detention. As the tourist season approaches and the number of asylum seekers arriving rises, we can expect the authorities to further restrict people’s movement in and out of the CCAC, threatening to undermine what little freedom asylum seekers have left on the island. -The report was made possible by ‘Still detained and forgotten’ – Update on Detention Policies, Practices, and Conditions on Kos 2022/23