The respondent is 27 years old and is from Afghanistan. He was arrested and stayed in a police station for 4 months, where they were only offered food once a day. To protest against the situation, they abstained from food for 3 days. Following this, the protesting detainees were taken to Amygdaleza PRDC for a month, after which the respondent was transferred to Corinth PRDC. In Amygdaleza, the toilets were very dirty and there was no warm water so they could not have a shower during winter. When he was taken to Corinth, he stayed in a quarantine cell for 40 days. He applied for asylum but got rejected at the second instance. He had no legal aid through this process and the interpreter was on the phone and spoke a language he could not fully understand. In Corinth, 7 people had to share a shower, the water was always cold and there was no access to free hygiene items. The food was poor and this had an effect on their health. They were allowed to go outside for 4 hours every day but there was no outdoor sport they could engage with. During the summer it’s too hot to be outside because there is no shade. According to the respondent, there were minors in the centre but the police ignored that information. There was limited access to healthcare. He further reported that those considered to cause trouble, were dragged out of their cells and taken to another room where they were tortured by the police. Reportedly, they were beaten up with their hands tied and were not seen by a doctor afterwards.