Example: The Kemin District IAB TDF actually has not exercise yard. The way from the TDF to the toilet serves as the exercise yard. Example: The Chatkal District IAB TDF has an exercise yard only nominally since this is just a site of 2 x 2 sq.m. are, and the place for toilet accounts for ј of the area. The monitoring showed that only 26.3% of the exercise yards have shelters from rain and sun, and in 73.7% of TDFs have none. Exercise yard. Example: from the observation card: “Due to lack of the shelter, it is hot and it smells awfully.” 145 Example: from the observation card: “It’s very hot, there is no shelter or shade.” 146 Departmental regulations do not establish an exhaustive list of grounds for cancellation or reduction of walks. For instance, in accordance with the Internal Regulations (par. 4.36), any walk may be canceled or reduced in accordance with the instruction of the Head of the TDF due to adverse weather conditions or disaster recovery. There are concerns that the lack of clear legal certainty and lack of shelters from sun and rain can be used by the administration of the TDF as the ground for cancellation of daily walks when it rains or snows or shortening them when the weather starts to go bad. None of IAB TDFs have sports installations, and prisoners are not able to do full-fledged exercise during their daily walks. E. RELIGIOUS WORSHIP International Standard The Universal Declaration proclaims that everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.147 According to the ICCPR, the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion may be subject only to such limitations as are prescribed by law and are necessary to protect public safety, order, health, or morals or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.148 In accordance with the Standard Minimum Rules, so far as practicable, every prisoner shall be allowed to satisfy the needs of his religious life by attending the services provided in the institution and having in his possession the books of religious observance. It is necessary to respect the religious beliefs.149 In-country Legislation The KR Constitution prohibits discrimination on the basis of religion and guarantees freedom of conscience and religion to everyone.150 145 148 149 150 146 147 Monitoring Report No. 4/2/ПД/1.0. Monitoring Report No. 3/2/ПД/1.0. Universal Declaration on Human Rights. Par 18. ICCPR. Art. 18 (1), (3). Standard minimum rules. Rule 6, 42. KR Constitution. Art. 16 (part. 2), Art. 32 (part.2). 59