18 Rights pursued objections for an individual suffering with suicidal ideation in the PRDC and severe mental health issues. In the objections, Equal Rights lawyers argued that one of the reasons the client’s detention was unlawful was the lack of provision of medical services and inappropriate detention conditions for his mental health. Ultimately, the objections were rejected, with the judge categorizing the inappropriate conditions and deprivation of medical services as abstract and not proven – despite the well-documented complete lack of medical care in the PRDC as explained in further detail in Part 6 of Section III. 3. Detention of Unaccompanied Minors During the first edition of this report, Equal Rights represented only one detained unaccompanied minor and was aware of at least two similar situations.37 Equal Rights then represented six detained unaccompanied minors during the reporting period of the second edition of this report.38 Every minor in the second edition had their original identity documents of copies proving their minority.39 From February to December 2023, Equal Rights represented only one client who declared that he was an unaccompanied minor and detained in the PRDC. Detained and Forgotten, supra note 1, at 20. Still Detained and Forgotten, supra note 2, at 16. 39 Id. at 19. 37 38 ‘Still detained and forgotten’ – Update on Detention Policies, Practices, and Conditions on Kos 2023/24