The Ombudsman urged the Prosecutor General respectively regarding the solution of the abovementioned cases and received applications.The detained persons did not expressed dissatisfaction on the conditions in the institution and treatment by the staff. At the end of the visit the NPG members gave relevant recommendations to the Head of the institution on improvement of the detention conditions and treatment issues. The visit to Sumgait City Police Office PU No. 3 and 4 have been aimed to investigate the issue of the rights of detainees. During the visit Sumgait City Police Office PU No. 3 there was not any detainee in the police station. During the visit service rooms were monitored, and the unit administration was given recommendations on elimination of such cases; the legal awareness conversations were held with the staff members on efficient ensuring the rights of citizens when inviting to the unit, also as suspected persons. During the visit Sumgait City Police Office PU No. 4 the individual conversations were held by the NPG members with the one of the detainees A.I. The detained person mentioned that he had just been brought to police office and he did not express dissatisfaction on the conditions in the institution and treatment by the staff. Within the framework of the activity of the Ombudsman as an NPM the visit was conducted to the TDP of Oghuz DPD. The aim of the visit to TDP of Oghuz DPDwastoconfirm the documents the legality of custody of the detainees and their detention conditions, as well as treatment conditions were investigated. The detainees received individually and they did not express dissatisfaction with the detention conditions and treatment. During the visit to the TDP of Oghuz DPD it was revealed that relevantrecordshad been made incorrectly, insufficiencies were allowed. From this standpoint the head of the institution was given recommendations by the NPG members regarding theimprovement of the detention conditions and treatment issues, the discussions were conducted upon the mentioned matters. As it is envisaged in the CPT reports, this is important that the fundamental safeguards granted to persons in police custody would be reinforced (and the work of police officers quite possibly facilitated) if a single and comprehensive custody record were to exist for each person detained, on which would be recorded all aspects of his custody and action taken regarding them (when deprived of liberty and reasons for that measure; when told of rights; signs of injury, mental illness, etc; when next of kin/consulate and lawyer contacted and when visited by them; when offered food; when interrogated; when transferred or released, etc.). For 19