49 CONSOLIDATED REPORT requests or complaints; his or her obligations, including applicable disciplinary sanctions; and all other matters necessary to enable the prisoner to adapt herself/ himself to the life in prison. If a prisoner is illiterate, the information shall be conveyed to him or her1. The Body of Principles provides that any person shall, at the moment of arrest and at the commencement of detention or imprisonment, or promptly thereafter, be provided by the authority responsible for his arrest, detention or imprisonment, respectively with information on and an explanation of his rights and how to avail himself of such2. 1. The United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (hereinafter referred to asThe Nelson Mandela Rules), 1955, Rule 35 (1). 2. Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment). proposals, applications, complaints submission procedures Suspect has the right to: 1) receive information on and an explanation of his rights from the person responsible for his/her arrest; 2) the reasons for the arrest/what he/she is suspected for; 3) request for the lawyer either himself or through his relatives or trustees. If the lawyer is not requested by the suspect, or his relatives or trustees, the prosecution body shall engage the lawyer according to procedures stipulated in Article 67 of CPC1 1. Art. 64, RK Criminal Procedure Code