CONSOLIDATED REPORT of Kazakhstan” approved by Order No. 972 of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 13, 2012 (repealed), detainees have their own hygienic and washing means. In the absence of the opportunity to purchase soaps and washing means, they are provided by the military unit in which the detainees serve. Sanitary towels are not provided for in the Charter. The WC/ toilet area is equipped with a shower unit (one cubicle), wash basin, toilets for the accused and detainees, designed for two people. (Semey). The sinks and 6 toilets with partitions are clean; disinfectants are in good supply. (Almaty). Servicemen are placed in the confinement facilities when the following documents are available: a detention report, a courtsanctioned resolution of the investigator, the person conducting an initial inquiry, or the judicial restraint in the form of detention, a copy of the verdict, an order for its 97 execution and a copy of the conclusion of the military medical commission on the suitability for military service for health reasons. (Shymkent). In the city of Karaganda, admission to the confinement facilities is not carried out according to the principle of a sanitary inspection room. All the consignment people take a shower and are examined by a paramedic. The wash schedule is approved (Karaganda). Bathing takes place once a week (they take them to a bath house in Aktobe, Taldykorgan, Almaty, Shymkent cities), or 2 times a week for 15 minutes (Astana). When needed, women have a possibility to take a shower, wash their personal belongings. There is a hanger for personal clothes in the shower room (Karaganda city). In Shymkent city, unlike in other regions, there is “a tiled tray with two mixers and one shower head”. Shower cabins in the confinement facilities in Taldykorgan have no rubber