Also, after the monitoring the solitary confinements, healthcare unit and other establishments of the facility, the administration was suggested to improve the custody condition and given necessary instructions. It should be noted that in the time of the monitoring of the Jail No. 11, it was revealed that despite one of the prisoners had a large hematoma on his right eye, this case was not recorded in the journal for damages. In addition, it was found that medical registration books were not properly prepared and had some deficiencies, medical registration books did not display daily private visits of a prison physician the prisoners held in the solitary confinement, and injuries of the inmates were not recorded to the relevant book. Furthermore, there was no proper condition and heating system in the drug storage, also the storage had lack of shelves for drugs, as well as drugs were stored mixed and dispersed, and the fridge was out of service despite fact that there were drugs inside. The Ministry of Justice was requested regarding the shortcomings, despite fact that NPG members characterized the inflammation of venous capillary of the right eye of the prisoner in the solitary confinement as a bruise, there was a medical reference about that this sign was not an injury. It were taken measures for the ventilation of the drug storage of the prison facility, the fridge was repaired and medicines were put in order in the storage. The head of the healthcare unit of the prison facility was warned about the deficiencies revealed in the medical book with regard to the proper records of doctor’s visits of the prisoners in solitary confinement. During the ad-hoc visit, the status of the implementation of previously given suggestions was discussed with the head of the prison facility. The administration of the prison facility was given suggestions for elimination of the shortcomings under the Code of the Execution of Punishments and prison IDR. In the course of the visits conducted to the Jail No. 12, the solitary confinement, healthcare unit, quarantine cell and other establishments were monitored; more than 50 prisoners have been interviewed by the NPG members along with those appealed to the Ombudsman. The NPG members met with all inmates kept in solitary confinement of the facility, in their cells and checked the relevant documentation. Healthcare unit of the prison facility, including wards, dental cabinet, ambulatory-care room, drug storages were monitored; the registration record books were checked and inmates being treated there, were had a conversation. With the reference to the applications received by the Commissioner, several inmates were privately interviewed. Those prisoners did not 39