4 of their individual circumstances or necessity in terms of COVID-19. In part 3. and 4., Section IV documents the rights foreseen regarding asylum seeker and in case of detention and juxtaposes them against the practices on Chios. First, it introduces the procedural rights – such as individual detention order, access to the asylum procedure, legal services, information on detention and the asylum procedure, and the right to an effective remedy – and demonstrates the systemic breach of these foreseen rights by detaining people on an automatic scheme without issuing a detention order or providing information about detention, the asylum procedure while denying access to legal services or the asylum procedure itself. Part 4 then goes on to introducing the human rights guaranteed during the asylum procedure and while in detention, which must be protected by Greek authorities, focusing on five themes that were frequently mentioned by interviewees: inadequate heating as well as food and water, recreational activities, hygiene, and access to health care while the latter distinguishes between general health care, mental health, and additional obligations during the COVID-19 pandemic. It shows that the conditions people describe are not only appalling but also violate their human rights on several grounds. Lastly, Section IV details in part 5. the special conditions the law prescribes for vulnerable persons, and focusses on minors, women and families while concluding that, in many cases, these conditions are violated, and vulnerable persons detained unlawfully. ‘Quarantine of Asylum Seeker’ – A legal classification of the quarantine practice on Chios