12. S. S., date of birth 2000 – Resolution of the regional administration of the Mayor’s Office of Bishkek City, dated September 10, 2007; 13. S. A., date of birth November 23, 1999 – Resolution of CCA of the Pervomay regional administration of Bishkek City, dated September 23, 2010; 14. S. A., date of birth 1998 – Resolution of regional administration of Bishkek City, dated September 10, 2007; 15. T. I., date of birth September 15, 2004 – Resolution of the Mayor’s Office of Tokmok City of the Chui region of KR, dated September 22, 2010; 16. T. T., date of birth May 14, 2003 - Resolution of the Mayor’s Office of Tokmok of the Chui region of KR, dated September 22, 2010; 17. T. N., date of birth 2000 – Resolution of the Chui regional state administration, dated January 30, 2012 (the same Resolution: T. N., date of birth 1999; T. A., date of birth 2003; T. D., date of birth 2003; T. I., date of birth 2004; T. K., date of birth 2004; 18. S. V., date of birth May 17, 1999 – Resolution of CCA of the Pervomay regional administration of Bishkek City, dated April 24, 2009; 19. S. N., date of birth March 27, 2000 – Resolution of the Alamydyn regional state administration of the Chui region of KR, dated September 29, 2008; 20. A. K., date of birth November 09, 1999 – Resolution of the Chui regional state administration, dated March 25, 2011 (the same Resolution: A. S., date of birth November 05, 2001); 21. S. A., date of birth August 09, 1999 – Resolution of the Chui regional state administration, dated October 10, 2008; 22. D. V., date of birth July 24, 1999 – Resolution of the Lenin regional administration of the Mayor’s Office of Bishkek City, dated March 14, 2012; 23. S. I., date of birth March 20, 2002 – Resolution of the Chui regional state administration, dated 2009; 24. T. A., date of birth 2002 – Resolution of the Lenin regional administration of the Mayor’s Office of Bishkek City, dated September 29, 2008; Children in residential care facilities, particularly children in conflict with the law, are often stigmatized by society, prison staff and children themselves. Stigma45 can lead to discrimination, that is, real action limiting the right of any group. In civilized countries, a clear stigma and related discrimination either are prohibited by law or condemned by culture. Almost every society is full of stigmas, and the practice of the National Centre shows that the Kyrgyz Republic is no exception, as the use of stigma is most common in children's prisons, psychiatric and neuropsychiatric institutions. 45 Stigma (greek, “label, brand”) - branding, application of stigma. In contrast to the word of branding, stigma can mean hanging social labels. Stigma is an integral part of many stereotypes National Centre of the Kyrgyz Republic on the Prevention of Torture | 61