Mínimum criteria in deprivation of liberty times, the incidents that may arise during separation (meals, visits of the medical practitioner, etc.) and the date on which the measure was reported to the judge. 110. The practice of identifying or calling inmates of CIE by a number and not by the name and surnames must be eradicated, for the purposes of preserving the dignity of the inmates, as human beings, which should be a fundamental ethical value for the persons responsible and public officers of the CIE, pursuant to article 10 of the ICCPR which establishes: “Any person deprived of liberty must be treated humanely and with all due respect to the dignity inherent in the human being”. 111. Nude bodily searches must be duly founded, as established by STC 17/2013, of 31 January, for such measure to be understood, both by the person in question should he wish to exercise his right to file a complaint or claim or seek the assistance of a lawyer, and, as the case may be, by the court responsible for control of the measure for internment ordered, for it to be able to assess the grounds for sacrifice of the right to personal privacy. 112. The information on the rights and duties to inmates at CIE should be available in the languages that they most commonly speak and, if necessary, the services of an interpreter should be used. Such information should, in addition, include the possibility of instituting an habeas corpus proceeding. 113. Concern must be expressed due to the act that inmates may have their legal rights limited, depending on the CIE in which they are interned, since if the centre is in a province other than that where the foreign national has been granted free assistance of a lawyer, the possibility of interviewing his lawyer may be reduced. Nevertheless, we are pleased to see that the new Regulation on the operation and internal system of CIE contemplated, in article 15, the Recommendation made to the authorities for cooperation agreements to be made with bar associations, for the legal rights of inmates not to be limited. 114. It has been verified that immigrants who are inmates of CIE have access to an asylum procedure, and that information exists on international protection, thus ensuring compliance with article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. 115. It has been observed, and this is a reason for concern, that the notification to the inmates of the time when they will be expelled from Spanish territory is not given sufficiently in advance for them to collect their belongings, warn their relatives and friends both in Spain and in their country of origin and make, if appropriate, any arrangement that may be necessary. Accordingly, the public authorities must inform inmates sufficiently in advance of the time when they will be expelled and of the details, for them to be able to make the aforementioned arrangements adopting, if appropriate, the measures that may be 61