120 • • CONSOLIDATED REPORT access to self-opening of windows in cells from inside; access to the certification log (due to the absence of a medical nurse as she was on sick leave); • anti-shock medications. In Astana, with the exception of re-design of the cell for the medical office, nothing has changed in the conditions of detention in the military detention room. Still there is: • concrete floor in cells; • bathroom “with a drain on the cord drawn from the drain tank through the wall”; • insufficient natural lighting through small gridded windows “under the ceiling”; • information on the rights of military personnel (as well as the inscriptions on the premises, with the exception of the blackboard with the daily routine and two legal acts) only in the state language; • no radios in cells, no access to television; • no access to the mailbox for submitting complaints to the military prosecutor; • no mailbox for submitting complaints to NPM (Commissioner for human rights). As follows from the report of the NPM team in Shymkent, the administration of the military detention center made 2 of 3 recommendations (“the partition on the shower stand is not installed”). Meanwhile it was noted that: • floors in 10 cells are cement; • there are no radios; • a visit to the bathroom (toilet) is made at the request of the detainee, since it is not in the cells (except for the women’s cells); • rubber rags in the shower are absent; • “hygiene products for women are not provided for by the Charter” and are absent;