KEY STATS FROM 31 INTERVIEWS 30% 100% 100% 88% 3% 53% 15% 100% 100% of all interviewees were detained in a police cell for over 30 days, surpassing the legal requirement for detention in police stations to be a short-term measure of interviewees who were asked this question (28/28) reported that they had no access to information on their rights in detention of interviewees who were asked this question (17/17) reported they did not have access to their mobile phone while detained in a police department of interviewees who were asked this question (22/25) reported experiencing some form of violence while being transported to a police station or in the police facility itself of all interviewees (1/31) reported that they managed to access adequate medical support while detained in a police department of interviewees who were asked this question (9/17) reported that they did not have access to adequate legal support while detained in a police department of interviewees who were asked this question (4/27), reported having access to adequate translation services while detained in a police department of interviewees who were asked this question (22/22), reported poor hygiene conditions in police cells of interviewees who were asked this question (23/23), reported that they were not provided with basic items such as clothes, soap and warm blankets while detained in a police station 9