Table № 7. Occupancy rate of facilities Name of the facility PDF of SCNS of KR in Bishkek City Limit of Quantity occupancy of cells PDF No. 21, Bishkek City 1325 people PDF No.23, Karakol City 142 people 19 Walls of cells in all PDFs are relatively satisfactory, in some of them, plastic windows are installed and floors are tiled. Most floors in cells are concrete and wooden. Natural lighting is virtually nonexistent. Natural ventilation is inadequate. Heating is autonomous. Bunk beds are established. PDF No.24, Naryn City 40 people 13 The general condition of cells is insufficient, plastic windows are installed. Natural lighting and ventilation is not adequate. Heating is centralized. PDF No.24, Osh City 511 people 29 The status of individual cells is satisfactory, repair is done mostly at the own expense of detainees. In most cells, there is sufficient natural lighting, but it needs repair. Heating is centralized. General condition and their equipments Area of all cells complies with international standards and is equal to 3.25 square meters. Each cell has a refrigerator and TV. Monitoring showed that juveniles in facilities subordinated to the SSEP of the Kyrgyz Republic do not feel safe because they are afraid of facility staff. Facility staff practices various violent forms of disciplinary actions. Staff repeatedly utilizes harsh verbal abuse (intimidation), inhuman treatment (putting in "glass" for collective beating), physical violence (mass beating and kicking in the cell and in the courtyard of the facility, strangulation). Children are afraid of physical pain or placement in a punishment cell; also staff uses physical violence against children, such as slaps on the cheek and on the head, slaps on the legs and back. One child was beaten, then dragged in a "cesspool" – a room next to the police control room. 3.2. The right to health care According to international and national legislation, inhuman treatment can include not only physical pain, received during the arrest, but failure to provide medical care in detention facilities. Accused and convicted persons, if they wish, can receive, at their own expense, additional therapeutic care provided by health care professionals in the medical unit of a PDF or 46 | Annual Report 2014