Selma Gúsic from the Swedish Institute for Human Rights and (left) childrens artwork.

Lyssna: Overcrowding and privacy shortcomings reported at Swedish Migration Agency’s as

The Migration Agency says it is working to improve conditions at its reception and return centres for asylum seekers after a highly critical report by the Swedish Institute for Human Rights.

The report, published at the end of August, reveals overcrowding, a lack of safety and a lack of privacy for the individuals and families housed at the centres.

"It’s like a prison, but without locks," one of the residents with a family tells Swedish Radio P4 Malmöhus.

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