Onder 7 Rechtbank Amsterdam 4 juni 2025

“49. At Korydallos Men’s Prison, nothing has been done to improve the numbers of custodial staff within the prison since the 2019 visit. With an overall complement of 133 custodial officers, an optimal day shift consisted of around 33 officers (including three assistant chief guards) supervising the wings, yards, corridors, kitchen, visiting areas, infirmary, stores, school and security. For a population of 1,885 prisoners, such staffing numbers are dangerously and irresponsibly low. The five large accommodation wings continued to have only one or two custodial officers responsible for supervising 238 to 449 prisoners. Such a state of affairs represents a dereliction of the duty of care invested in the State when it deprives a person of their liberty as well as placing the staff member in a situation where he cannot exert any authority and must consider his own safety. Indeed, a single custodial officer can only “manage” the wing with the support of several prisoners who sign on and off the wing and with the authority of the leaders among prisoners.”

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