CONSOLIDATED REPORT of the General Prosecutor Office of RoK) is explained by the fact that persons undergoing extradition arrest may be staying in pre-trial detention centers for up to a year, and in some cases for longer. At the same time, as a rule, extradition-arrested people are essentially the same accused as everyone else, but they do not have the opportunity to receive parcels and cannot have meetings with relatives. And only in very rare cases, they may already be convicted (in criminal investigation), but in this case they also have the right for receiving parcels and for visits. As we noted above, convicts who arrived to serve their sentences in mixed security institutions under Article 88 Clause 4 of the Correctional Code RoK in local areas of pre-trial detention center are not entitled to either a shortterm, or even a long-term meeting, which violates the Nelson Mandela Rule 43 Part 3, where it is indicated that: disciplinary or restrictive measures should not include a ban on family contact. 75 restrictions on family contacts can be established only for a short time and only if it is required to enforce safety and order. Those under investigation who are detained in pre-trial detention center are also deprived of the right to have a long meeting with their families. Some of them may be in isolation for months. Conclusion of NPM members: it is necessary to define legally and clearly the concept and status of transit persons detained in pretrial detention centers of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It is important to bring legislation and regulatory legal acts into conformity and eliminate contradictions that violate the rights of convicts to socialization. Right for freedom of conscience In fact, in all the mixed security institutions, NPM members noted that convicts have the opportunity to perform religious rites, but with minor corrections. The limitation is the regime of the institution, which prohibits