text: juveniles and their families. Small-scale detention facilities should be established and integrated into the social, economic and cultural environment of the community. "D. "30. Juveniles deprived of their liberty have the right to facilities and services that meet all the requirements of health and human dignity. "31. The design of detention facilities for juveniles and the physical environment should be in keeping with the rehabilitative aim of residential treatment, with due regard to the need of the juvenile for privacy, sensory stimuli, opportunities for association with peers and participation in sports, physical exercise and leisure-time activities. The design and structure of juvenile detention facilities should be such as to minimize the risk of fire and to ensure safe evacuation from the premises. There should be an effective alarm system in case of fire, as well as formal and drilled procedures to ensure the safety of the juveniles. Detention facilities should not be located in areas where there are known health or other hazards or risks. "32. Sleeping accommodation should normally consist of small group dormitories or individual bedrooms, while bearing in mind local standards. During sleeping hours there should be regular, unobtrusive supervision of all sleeping areas, including individual rooms and group dormitories, in order to ensure the protection of each juvenile. Every juvenile should, in accordance with local or national standards, be provided with separate and sufficient bedding, which should be clean when issued, kept in good order and changed often enough to ensure cleanliness. "33. Sanitary installations should be so located and of a sufficient standard to enable every juvenile to comply, as required, with their physical needs in privacy and in a clean and decent manner. "34. The possession of personal effects is a basic element of the right to privacy and essential to the psychological well-being of the juvenile. The 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the rights and conditions of juveniles who are detained, particularly in terms of their physical and psychological well-being. The focus is on the design and facilities of detention centers, as well as the treatment and care of the juveniles. This suggests that the category is related to human rights, welfare, and social services.