A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 16 Para Country Date Type Mandate 10. Armenia 30/05/07 JAL SUMX; TOR 11. Bahrain 14/03/07 JUA WGAD; TOR Allegations transmitted they suffered. Most of them have not received any health care upon their arrival to the Democratic Republic of Congo. Furthermore, the migrants have been kept in incommunicado detention in harsh conditions before their deportations, subjected to beatings and other forms of illtreatment, and denied food and water provisions both during their detention and deportation to the Congolese border. There are also reports of deaths due to exhaustion or maltreatment. Levon Gulyan, a 30-year-old Armenian citizen. He was called to a police station in Yerevan several times between 10 and 12 May to testify as a witness in connection with a murder. On 12 May 2007, he was transferred to the police headquarters in Yerevan around 1 p.m. Four hours later he was found dead. When announcing that Mr. Gulyan had died, the police claimed that Mr. Gulyan had died either while trying to escape from the room where he was held by jumping from the third storey window, or that he had decided to commit suicide. However, marks of ill-treatment and bruises that are unlikely to stem from jumping or falling out of a window were discovered on his body. Jaffar Ahmad, a 35-year-old mechanic. On 1 March 2007 at around 8.45 p.m., he was stopped on the street close to his residence by a group of plain-clothed security officers wearing black masks. The men beat him using sticks and kicked and punched him in various parts of his body. He was taken by a car to a police station in the central region, where he is currently being Government response