and they reported the same to the personnel of the MIA who came to the TDP a few days after the interview. Later, when the members of the NPM Group conducted interviews with the detainees held in the Sumgayit CPO TDP (28 persons) and Nasimi DPO TDP (2 persons), they informed that they were provided with food just once a day during their detention in the mentioned TDPs. The chief of the Sumgayit CPO TDP and the acting chief of the Nasimi DPO TDP confirming the fact that the detainees were provided with food once a day, stated that it was in compliance with the normative acts in force and signed the report drawn up in this regard. The case was again raised with the MIA. In the received response it is stated that disciplinary actions have been taken in respect of some personnel of the Sumgayit and Nasimi city and district police bodies. Along with the aforementioned, it is regretful that after the Sumgayit CPO TDP was inspected by the employees of the MIA with regard to provision of food to detainees, suspected and accused persons were prohibited, by the inspection team, to receive parcels sent or brought by their relatives or visitors, as stated by the chief of the TDP. The Commissioner has appealed to the MIA in this regard. When speaking about the visits conducted to the establishments of the MIA, it should be particularly stressed that during the visit to the Saatli DPD TDP Aghali Khalilov, Chief of the Department, interfered with and impeded the activity of the NPM Group. Thus, after the employees of the Office entered the administrative building of the Saatli DPD and presented their badges to the officer on duty of the on-duty section located there, they declared that they had to examine the TDP and entered the establishment being accompanied by the same officer on duty. The officer on duty in the TDP reported to the officer on duty in the DPD that 5 persons were held in the facility and no breaches occurred during the period he was on duty. Then the NPM Group members started to examine the cells of the TDP, 2 cells were examined and their photos were taken. It was revealed that the examined cells did not comply with the standards in force, there were no sanitary facilities (toilet and water tap), table and chairs in both cells, the upper parts of the beds were entirely made of iron, and the walls of the cells were uneven. When the visiting team wanted to examine the next cell, Aghali Khalilov, Chief of the Saatli DPD, entered the 43