Consequently, it was detected that in most TDPs custody conditions were brought into compliance with international standards; new TDPs were constructed; the number of claims of cruel treatment during preliminary detention decreased; relevant normative legal acts were improved in terms of human rights; the control over detention places were strengthened; as well as other positive developments have been achieved. In reference to the drawbacks revealed, Commissioner’s motions to MIA have been focused attention on; the shortcomings were eliminated; guilty persons were punished under the legislation and the police bodies were informed accordingly, which is a contribution to an efficient cooperation. In the course of the visit to the TDP of Narimanov District Police Office (DPO) conducted under the OPCAT and Constitutional Law on the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan, all cells in the TDP as well as relevant registration books were checked. The administration of the respective facility and TDP were informed about shortcomings revealed, including the lack of provision of hygienic cleaning tools for the detained persons, violation of the regularity of sanitarian-cleaning days and deficiencies in the documentation. Suggestions were given for the elimination of them and improvement of the documentation at the level of the facility. During the visit held to the Narimanov DPO PU No. 17 and 18, no detained persons found there and the records in the registration book was not done properly. Furthermore, the facilities’ administration were given relevant suggestions in relation to the effective ensuring rights of persons, those who were brought to the police custody and even those, who were considered as suspects. Scheduled visits were held to Nasimi DPO and PU No. 22 of the respective Office. The purpose of the visit was to check the custody condition, treatment and documentation in the PU and TDP. During the visit to the TDP, private meetings were held with the detained persons and they did not complain of the custody conditions and treatment in the detention facility. Relevant registration books of the detention facility were checked and deficiencies in the documentation, in provision of the detained persons with hygienic cleaning tools and in taking preliminary medical examination of those brought to the facility, were brought to the attention of the facility administration, which was also given appropriate suggestions for their elimination and improvement of the documentation. During the visit to the PU No. 22 no detained persons were there. In the course of the visit, it was also found the relevant records in the registration 17