During the visit, the production and use of the stored food were examined, including the beds, lessons, medical rooms, rooms for leisure, drawing, music rooms, as well as a gym, a dining room and a kitchen were investigated.Conversations with the tutor-teacher were conducted at the facility, and their relationship with children was investigated. On the basis of the choice, the conversations were held with the children in the institution, and they did not complain about treatment and nutrition. While familiarizing with the state of the medical service to the children, it was defined that there were 1 doctor- pediatrician and 4 nurses at the facility. The work of nurses is based on a shift schedule, which means permanent medical supervision at the facility. During the study, it was found out that the nearby polyclinics and private health care facilities were benefited where from children needed comprehensive medical examination and treatment. It has also been reported that mobile stomatologic cabinet had been used for stomotological assistance. It has to be mentioned that modernized equipments, storage conditions, nutrition, food, medical care, walking and other rights, as well as childcare issues were assessed as satisfactory. During the interview with the administration and staff, they noted that the number of tutor and tutor assistants was not adequate to the number of detainees, and that there was a need for additional staff, including a logopedist staff. At the end of the visit, the conversations were conducted by the NPG members with administration and staff of the institution basing on national legislation and international standards, the recommendations were given based on the UN Convention of the Child Rights, on the implementation and provision of children's rights and improve their activities and documentation in this field. The members of the NPG held visits to Sheki City Children’s Home of Mixed Type under the demands of OPCAT. The first visit conducted according to investigate information disseminated on Internet resources on the likelihood of A.H's ill-treatment47. During the visit the confidential meeting was held with A.H. During the meeting, he said he was not subjected to any ill-treatment by the administration and teachers of the institution, and no visual trauma was observed during the visual examination48. 47 http://modern.az/az/news/135003#gsc.tab=0 http://www.ombudsman.gov.az/az/view/news/716/ombudsmanin-sheki-regional-merkezinin-emekdashlari-shekiqarishiq-tipli-ushaq-evinde-arashdirma-aparmishlar 48 54