26 belongings were thrown out after he made a remark, and finally he was beaten. All this, according to the words of the convict T., was filmed on camera. However, when viewing the camera by NPMM, it turned out that the record was preserved only from the moment of examination of the convict by the doctor, who also, from the words of the convict T., did not render proper medical attention and ignored the convict's complaints of high blood pressure and demands to provide him medical assistance. This incident confirms the need to transfer prison medicine to civilian jurisdiction, to limit access to editing and interference in the memory of the DVR of the prison personnel, and to strictly regulate the procedure for search activities. The unfulfilled recommendations of the NPM members calling for the elimination of unjustified restrictions on the constitutional rights of convicts to freedom of conscience and religion CONSOLIDATED REPORT by restoring appropriate premises for the conduct of religious rites in the correctional institutions. In response to last year's report, the state body refers to article 7, part 2, paragraph 3, of the Law on Religious Activity and Religious Associations, which refers to the prohibition of worship services, religious ceremonies, ceremonies and / or assemblies, as well as missionary activities on the territory and in the premises of the: “Armed Forces, other troops and military formations, judicial and law enforcement bodies, other services related to ensuring public safety, protecting the life and health of individuals. However, the same article, in paragraph 4 of this Law, states that “Persons held in special institutions that provide temporary isolation from society, who are in institutions executing punishment, who are patients of organizations of public health services that provide inpatient care, who are in social care in boarding