80 11. Groups of persons deprived of their liberty at the places of detention In the course of the 2015 visit, the NPM established that the cells in the lockup section, the sanitary units, in particular, were in deplorable condition. Furthermore, the ventilation and lighting of the cells were not adequate, and the statutory minimum living space was not ensured, either. The transfer cell (“csurma”) was overcrowded to the extent that several detainees had to stand as there were not enough seats for everyone. The detainees complained that they had been abused by the guards. Although the basic task of the Juvenile Penitentiary Institution (hereinafter the “Institution”) is to provide placement for juvenile offenders, at the time of the 2015 visit only 158 among the 761 detainees were juveniles. After receiving my report, on May 01, 2016, Tököl National Prison got separated from the Juvenile Penitentiary Institution and started its independent operation. After the separation, only juvenile offenders remained in the Institution. At the time of the visit, there were 149 detainees in the Institution with a capacity of 218, among them 120 minors and 11 young adults under the age of 21.205 There were 3 detainees in the healing/therapeutic group, eleven in the psycho-social group, and three in the drug prevention unit. As regards the juvenile detainees, the utilization rate stood at 55.3%. Following the previous visit, the cells in the cell block had been renovated, toilet bowls, wash basins, light fittings, doors, and windows had been replaced. The Institution ensured the provision of statutory living space through chiseling away parts of the cells’ walls. Toilet in the cell block At the time of the 2015 visit 205 At the time of the 2016 visit Pursuant to Section 82, Paragraph 1 of the Prison Act, “juvenile also means a young adult older than 18 but younger than 21 serving his/her juvenile prison sentence.”