In the evenings the cells had been lit by 100   watt lamps, which had enabled the detainees to read and write without hurting their eyes.

    There was one 60 ‑ Watts electric bulb in the cell. As it was installed on the wall above the door, its light was insufficient. 38.

    The cell was dimly lit by two 40-60-watt bulbs, fixed in the ceiling and covered with metal bars and opaque glass. The artificial light was never switched off.

noise up to 79dB, played at all times, and maintained in the range of 56-58 dB in detainees’ cells and 68-72 dB in the walkways; (v)     continuous light such that each cell was lit by two 17-watt

    The cell was dimly lit with one bulb of 40 to 60 watts. The temperature in winter was about 15 to 16 degrees centigrade. 41.

The cells were dimly lit by a 75-watt bulb, fixed in the ceiling and covered with metal mesh. Drinking water was of poor quality and was supplied in rusty containers.

At night light was provided by a 60-watt electric bulb fixed to the end of the metal partition panel, out of reach of the detainees.

The cells were illuminated with 60-75 watt filament lamps. 36.     All cells were ventilated by a system of exhaust ventilation.

The cell was damp and dark, having only been lightened by a 40-watt bulb. A lavatory pan was separated by a small partition from the living area. Thus, inmates did not have any privacy.

In the evenings the cells were lit by 100-watt bulbs, which enabled the detainees to read and write without damaging their eyes.

The cells had been equipped with four 40 ‑ watt fluorescent tubes which had been lit from 6   a.m. to 10 p.m. At night the cells had been lit by security lights. 19.

picketers] shall not stand closer than ten metres to the entrance of a picketed location, shall not create obstacles for entry to and exit from the picketed location, and shall not use amplifiers above ten watts

The cells were constantly lit with a single 60-watt bulb. Unprotected electric wiring hung from the ceiling and along the walls.

According to the applicant, the cell was dimly lit with two bulbs of 40-60 watts each fixed in the ceiling and covered with metal bars and opaque glass. The artificial light was never switched off.

A small bulb of 60 to 80 watts had not produced sufficient lighting. The cells had been damp. In winter walls in the cells had been moist.

At night the cell is lit by a sixty ‑ watt light bulb. 12.     The prison does not have an air ‑ conditioning system.

The only source of lighting was a 40-watt bulb surrounded by a wooden lattice. There was no ventilation. The cell was not equipped with a toilet.

Cells nos. 93 and 22 were lit around the clock with one 60 ‑ 100 watt bulb. The ventilation was insufficient given that most detainees smoked in the cells.

During daytime the cells of the detention facilities were lit by 40-watt light bulbs whose number was in proportion with the floor area of the cells. 67.