As of January 10, 2017, the Asylum Information Database reported that 2,287 asylum seekers being held in the facility on Kos, and 871 on Leros.90 Notably, the Greek Council for Refugees acknowledges that detention on both Kos and Leros is “systematically applied… and subject to inhuman conditions.”91 These conditions remain problematic while assessing the asylum claims of the individuals housed on the islands. 90 Greece: Monitoring Report at Kos and Leros, ASYLUM INFORMATION DATABASE (Jan. 30, 2017), http://www.asylumineurope.org/news/10-01-2017/greece-monitoring-report-kos-and-leros 91 Id. (“On Kos, the Greek Council for Refugees also observed that officials were not always aware that unaccompanied children were exempt from the exceptional border procedure under the law.”) 27