A boy from Guinea committed suicide, locked in a CPR for 8 months, first in Trapani and for about ten days in Rome.

Locked up for eight months, first in Trapani, then in Rome, in overcrowded facilities, Ousmane Sylla could not resist. In prison without having committed any crime. Administrative detention, they call it, with a view to repatriation for irregulars like him. The 22-year-old boy, with the new Cutro decree, would have had to remain locked in a CPR for another ten months. He had asked for help, now desperate, he hanged himself from the bars of his cell.