105 The Border Police Station Belgrade at the “Nikola Tesla” Airport will visibly display the notifications in the room where persons denied entry to the Republic of Serbia are placed, about their rights and procedures for exercising these rights, as well as the possibility of contacting the relevant national and international Organizations that provide migrants with assistance in exercising their rights. Reception Centre for Foreigners in Padinska Skela144 The Ministry of Interior will provide for foreigners who are admitted to the Reception Center for Foreigners a form containing their rights that shall be distributed to them immediately upon their receipt, notifying them of the legal situation in which they are and the rights they have, including, but not limited to: – information on the legal bases for determining, duration, reasons for extending the duration and ways to terminate their stay in the Reception Center; – the right to immediately notify one of the family members or another close person about the accommodation in the Reception Centre at the expense of the Reception Centre; – the right to require that a diplomatic-consular representative of the state whose nationals or states protect their interests are informed of their accommodation in the Reception Centre and to notify the foreigners whose interests are not protected by any State about the competent international organization; – the right to contact with a legal representative, and have an unhindered and unattended conversation with him, including that legal representative can attend the hearings before the authorities; – the right to demand that they be examined without delay by a doctor who is freely chosen, and if he is not available, a doctor appointed by the police; – if they have health or other special needs, provide them with adequate housing; – that a minor foreigner is placed in the Reception Centre with his / her parent, or other legal representative, unless the competent guardian authority estimates that it is more favourable to him to be placed in another accommodation; – they must not be forcibly removed into a territory where they are threatened by their race, gender, religion, nationality, citizenship, membership to a particular social group or political affiliation, or in a territory where there is a risk of being subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, as well as having the opportunity to apply for asylum in the Republic of Serbia; – that a minor foreigner must not be returned to the country of origin or to a third country that is willing to accept him until he receives the appropriate reception; – if they consider that they have been violated by human rights or minorities‘ rights and freedoms by acting or failing to act on the basis of official duties, they may file a complaint with the head of the Reception Centre. 144 Report on visit to Reception Centre for foreigners in Padinska Skela, number 281-48/16, Ref. no. 25669 of July 6, 2016.