The respondent is approximately 30 years old and is Egyptian. He reported having spent seven months in detention at the Judicial Prison of Larissa. After that, he was reportedly transferred to and detained in a facility, likely to be the Larissa Police Department, for forty days due to being undocumented. After that, the respondent reported being transferred to the Xanthi Pre-Removal Detention Centre (PRDC) for a further detention period of three months. The respondent recalled that his room was small and dirty. He described detainees sleeping on cement blocks instead of beds and reported that the toilets were “super dirty”. He further reported that the temperature in the room was very cold and that there was no ventilation. The cold temperatures were exacerbated by the reported lack of proper mattresses and warm blankets, meaning detainees had to sleep on cold cement blocks without sufficient bedding. The respondent was reportedly given a document written in Greek at the Larissa Police Department, stating that he should be outside of the country for five years. He insisted that it was not a 25-days document but a five-years deportation order (“apelasi”). This led the respondent to be confused about why he was kept detained rather than being either released or actually deported. The respondent reportedly saw a doctor at the hospital of Larissa for a skin condition which he described as psoriasis. Reportedly, the doctor believed that the respondent had scabies. The respondent reported that he subsequently had to stay longer at the police station due to this diagnosis, which was reportedly incorrect.