The respondent is 16 years old and comes from Afghanistan. When he was arrested, he was a minor but he was never registered as one, despite having an ID document from his country. Instead, after a doctor’s evaluation he was registered as 18 years old. When he was first taken to Corinth PRDC, he remained for 40 days with another 12 people in quarantine in a small room, which they were not allowed to leave. He applied for asylum while in detention but he received no information about his detention in a language that he understood. The toilet in his cell had no door so there was no privacy and there was no functioning shower. Once they had to share a bar of soap between 10 people. The respondent claimed that he had access to medical care but could not communicate with the doctor due to the lack of interpreters. While he claimed there was no physical violence by detention authorities, their disregard of detainees’ claims and their behaviour towards them affected him mentally, reporting psychological health issues.