The respondent is a 26 year old man from Syria. He was initially detained in Rhodos island, where he spent two days with a group of 25 others including women. Subsequently he was transferred to Leros camp where he spent another 57 days. In Leros he was fingerprinted and he reportedly signed papers that were written in a language he could understand. He described the hygienic conditions and the security of the camp as satisfactory but he reported a shortage of food. Furthermore, he reported that many in the camp were facing mental distress due to the uncertainty of the length of their stay. “[The people in Leros] don’t know when they will get out, and no information is provided. This is playing a bit with their head.” The respondent explained that he was not able to exit Leros camp for the first 35 days of his detention there. After this he was reportedly able to leave the camp whenever he desired.