in the facility was in the jail and they had no difficulties in shortage with their parents. During the visit, the production and use of the stored food were examined, including the beds, lessons, medical rooms, rooms for leisure, drawing, music rooms, as well as a gym, a dining room and a kitchen were investigated. The individual conversations were held with tutor-teachers, their attitude towards children was investigated. According to the punishment it was observed that when children do not read their lesson or argue with each other, they separate them from their favorite activities for some time. The issue of treatment towards them has been investigated through confidential interviews with some group based on group games and random selection. While familiarizing with the condition of the medical service to the children, it was revealed that there were 1 doctor-pediatrician, 1 doctordentist and 5 nurses for the organization of medical services. During the investigation, it was found out that the activities of nearby polyclinics and private health care facilities were used when there was a need for comprehensive medical examination and treatment of children. It has to be mentioned that, the condition at the enterprise and treatment towards children were assessed satisfactory. At the end of the visit, conversations were conducted by the NPG members with administration and staff of the institution basing on national legislation and international standards, the recommendations was given based on the UN Convention of the Child Rights, on the implementation and provision of children's rights and improve their activities and documentation in this area. The ad-hoc visit was held by NPG members in Baku City Children’s Home No.3. The aim of the visit was to investigate conditions of the detention of children living in this institution and the treatment of the employees towards them, as well as situation with provision of the rights of the child.The facility has a total limit of 95 people and actually 91 people were detained, and each group had 20-25 children, divided into 4 groups. 2 trainers were supervised by each teacher and 2 supervisors. Children at the age of 3 to 18 are detained at the facility. Children aged 18 are registered by their parents and legal representatives and in case of their absence, they are registered in the graduate school in Masazir settlement and provided with the necessary living conditions. It was revealed that the parents of the 7 children were detained and they had no difficulties meeting with their parents. 53