CONSOLIDATED REPORT same time the execution of religious rites, ceremonies and (or) meetings must not hinder the activities of the said organizations or violate rights and lawful interests of other persons”. There are no special premises for religious rites in the detention facilities in Karaganda, Aktobe, Astana, Semey, Shymkent. NKM groups have not noted this during their visits to Taldykorgan and Almaty; execution of religious rites locally is not prohibited in Karaganda. According to staff, “it is prohibited to execute religious rites in the armed forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan” (Aktobe, Taldykorgan). “Each detainee has the right to religion without violating the daily routine of the institution” (Astana). “Within the framework of restrictions imposed by the Law of the RK “On religious activities and religious associations” (Semey). “In response to the question about the opportunity to practice 111 religion, the accompanying personnel noted that their institution, daily routine, do not foresee a religious component” (Almaty). “According to the acting head of detention Zatybekov K.G., there have been no believers among the detainees” (Shymkent). Personnel training within the framework of CST is conducted regularly (Karaganda, Taldykorgan; in Astana - “according to the schedule”), another report says: “not envisaged” (Karaganda). CST is conducted once per month (Aktobe, Shymkent), at least for one hour in Shymkent. It is noteworthy that the NPM group in Almaty noted copy-books with notes which point to the studies of the detention facility staff. Subculture was not noted (Aktobe, Taldykorgan, Astana). NPM groups have not discovered any cases of torture. The main conclusion of the analysis of the NPM group reports is: there is no