FORGOTTEN Administratively detained irregular migrants and asylum seekers and 10/11/2015, in which he mentioned his long-standing psychiatric record and his deviant self and hetero-destructive behavior, “something which raises the question of whether he should be detained in the Center”. Besides, the seriousness of his condition was obvious during our visit at the Amygdaleza Pre-Removal Detention Center on 05/11/2015, as this person could not communicate with anyone. At last, he was released on 19/11/2015, after he was given a 6-month postponement of removal, but without being referred to a facility that would be appropriate for his situation. 52 - Moroccan citizen H.M. was detained for 6 months on the grounds of public order which was related by the Police to a 10-month suspended jail sentence and a judicial deportation order which had been lifted. The above mentioned person suffered from epilepsy, and during his detention he had epileptic seizures as laid down in the medical certificates delivered from the General Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas” on 31/05/2015, from the General Hospital of Athens “Korgialeneio Mpenakeio” on 19/06/2015, as well as from the doctor of the Amygdaleza Pre-Removal Detention Center on 14/10/2015. What is more, as shown in the medical certificate delivered on 29/10/2015 from the same doctor, the aforementioned person suffered from respiratory disorders, as on 08/10/2015 he was referred to the “Sotiria” Regional Chest Diseases Hospital, where he was hospitalized for 8 days and was diagnosed with “bronchiectasis” whereas, on 26/10/2015, he was referred back to an out of hours pulmonary division. - Iraqi citizen D.D. was detained for 6 months on the grounds of public order which was related by the Police to a 15-month jail sentence suspended for 3 years as the case was pending under appeal. This person suffered from schizophrenia, he was hospitalized for 10 days at Dromokaiteio Psychiatric Hospital (from 03/08/2015 to 14/08/2015) and was discharged with prescribed drug treatment and a recommendation for psychiatric follow-up. During our visit at Amygdaleza PreRemoval Detention Center, we were informed from other detainees that this person has a psychiatric problem and thus, we talked with him. We reported his case to the doctor of the Center, who, until then, had not examined this person. After