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for the period 1 July 1981 to 30 June 1982. y 2. On 6 June 1982, following artillery shelling and air attacks (...) the Palestine refugees, the Commissioner- General decided on 8 June 1982 to have emergency supplies air (...) refugees in Lebanon and Syria 2,750 tons and 131,000 tins of foodstuffs, 116,000 blankets, 8,000 mattresses

GE.10-42921 (E) 150610 160610 Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture Report on the visit of the Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or

, mattress or light and one single air vent. The authors were re turned to Central Prison upon conviction (...) to lack of mattresses. No recreation facilities were available. They were only allowed one visit a month (...) is not overcrowded and has both toilet and bathing facilities. It has “sufficient mattresses for sleeping purposes

months. They neither provided any meaningful activities nor access to outside exercise and fresh air (...) . The cells were often overcrowded forcing detainees to share mattresses or sleep on the floor (...) or even mattresses. The situation at the Feres Border Guard Station was particularly severe, holding 123

with a mattress, pillow or blankets and had to sleep on her coat spread out on the metal grid of a bed-frame (...) . There was no ventilation and the air in the cell was stale. 2.3 The author also submits that, between 22 and 30 April (...) and, as the ventilation was poor, the author, who suffers from asthma, had difficulty breathing; a mattress was provided

on the floor. In January 2007, the author was given a lice- ridden mattress, which caused him to develop (...) a severe skin condition.1 His requests for a new mattress were denied. The author maintained (...) and that they were given lice-ridden mattresses. One of the cellmates testifies in his letter that the author