- 86 establishment and on their rights and duties, in a language which they understand; such information should be provided both orally by the prison administration and in the form of a brochure systematically given to prisoners on their arrival and available in an appropriate range of languages. Copies of the Prison Law and House Rules should also be readily available for consultation by prisoners (paragraph 150); - the policy in place at Thiva Prison of not providing any information in writing to inmates to be reviewed, and the prison authorities to make a determined effort to communicate more with inmates (paragraph 151); - the conditions under which prisoner transport takes place to be reviewed (paragraph 153). comments - the Greek authorities are invited to consider extending the home leave system to all foreign nationals who have resident status in Greece (paragraph 146); - in the segregation unit of Thiva Prison, the cells as well as the sinks in the adjacent washroom were dirty (paragraph 148); - there was limited access to natural light in the cells of the segregation unit for male prisoners at Thessaloniki Prison (paragraph 148). requests for information - the size of the cells in the renovated segregation unit in Patras Prison (paragraph 148).