PRDC SITE PROFILES
PARANESTI (DRAMA) PRDC
Summary
Location: North-eastern Greece, Paranesti village
Commonly known as: Drama
Opened: September 2012
Capacity: 300 [53]
Total number of detainees in 2021: 528 [54]
Number of people in detention at end of 2021: 288 [55]
Number of doctors: 1 [56]
Number of psychologists: 1 [57]
People per room: 6-18 per container
Access to mobile phones: Yes with camera broken
Hygiene products provided: No
Laundry facilities: No
Actors: International Organization for Migration (IOM),
UNHCR, GCR
Our Research
We spoke to 12 men between the ages of 22-37
years old who were detained in Paranesti at
some point since 2020 from the following
countries of origin:
Afghanistan
Tunisia
Iran
2
2
Algeria
1
5
2
Morocco
Key Findings
Respondents were detained for periods between 113 months, with an average of seven months and
were commonly apprehended in Thessaloniki.
More than 70% of individuals had tried to apply for
asylum or were still in the asylum procedure.
50% of respondents reported that they did not have
access to translation services and were forced to go
without or get support from fellow detainees.
90% of respondents did not have access to legal
counselling
50% of respondents described poor hygiene
conditions with extremely dirty mattresses and
blankets.
70% of respondents described the food quality as
inedible, cold, not enough in quantity and often
made out of expired ingredients.
Respondents explained that due to phone cameras
being broken in Paranesti PRDC, detainees found it
difficult to translate documents that they did not
understand, and could not send photos of important
legal documents to access further support from CSOs.
There were not enough beds and blankets and
when you asked for more blankets or to wash
your laundry they just ignored you. Sometimes
the temperature was minus 10 so we told them
we needed the blankets. But they ignored us.
Abdelkader, Paranesti
I spent 25 months in prison just for the papers.
Youcef, Paranesti
Source: Paranesti PRDC, BVMN
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