The information I had is that they were sharing cells. There were overcrowding problems in nearly all these prisons. In Sarposa in Kandahar, the so-called political, which are the security prisoners, are kept quite separate from the general criminal population. At the NDS jail we went to in Kabul, kind of by definition it has only political, meaning security prisoners. The NDS aren't holding common criminals there.
I think there are typically maybe four or five to a cell. That's what the NDS acknowledged. They said that they had overcrowding problems and that they would like us to build a bigger facility for them, because it was quite old. It was a Soviet-era prison. It was in poor condition.