administration and staff of the boarding school, the recommendations were given on increasing attention to realization of and ensuring child rights and their ensuring, improving the situation in this sphere. Scheduled visit was held in Ganja City Sanatorium Type Boarding School. The area of the boarding school, its dormitories, and other education establishments were monitored during the visit; it was observed that capital repairs were continued in two buildings of the facility. It was revealed that due to lack of the full installation of the heating system on the first floor of school, the rooms were temporarily heated by electric heaters. According to the school administration, the canteen, kitchen and other objects of the facility is going to be put into exploitation after the entire repair works completed. It was also mentioned that this is considered to give opportunity for children from low income families to stay in the dormitory overnight after the capital repair works completed. During the visit, the administration of school was recommended to teach child rights to children and to improve the conditions in the boarding school and to cooperate with the Ombudsman’s Ganja Regional Office. As a consequence of the previous visit of the NPG, it was revealed that the kitchen and canteen of the boarding school were repaired and opened for use. At the end of the visit, basing on the national legislation and the Convention of the Rights of the Child, the NPG members recommended to the administration of the boarding school to carry out teaching of child rights, to keep under control the situation with treatment of children by the staff. The visit was held in the Special School for Mentally and Physically Handicapped Children No.45 of the Ganja City Department of Education. During the visit class rooms, teachers’ rooms, also medical, boiling rooms, sports hall and yard of the school were visited and it was observed that the rooms were repaired and tidy, the sports hall was provided with sports equipments and other rooms were also provided with necessary equipment for use. During the meetings with children there were no complaints on conditions and treatment. Alongside with this, the lack of gas supply to the school and, due to this, the heating of some rooms with electrical heating devices were observed. This caused to coldness in classrooms and decreasing the attendance of pupils. The failure in gas supply was explained by the reason that the transition to winter mood was not concluded. The NPG members conducted a visit in the Integration Training Gymnasium of Boarding Type located in Goranboy district. During the visit dormitories, calls and training rooms, kitchen, bathroom and 59