The information received shows that in all detention institutions there take place acts of violence, even in situations where children are transferred to the hospital-type Penitentiary, where the juvenile is supposed to receive specific treatment and care. The People's Advocate for Children’s Rights repeatedly urges the relevant authorities to take effective measures to prevent such violence and to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice. Another issue reported is the provision of the right to education of children in detention institutions. During the reported period, there were made visits to all detention institutions where minors are detained and the department ensuring the right to education of children in conflict with the law was analyzed. The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the General Comment no. 10 (2007) of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child190 stipulates the obligation of the State to ensure the continuity of the child's educational process regardless of the stage of the process in which he / she is and regardless of the form of custody in which he / she was placed. Although the Children’s Ombudsman notes that in Penitentiary no. 10 from Goian there are technical conditions for teaching classes, and the teaching staff is seconded from the PI Theoretical High School "Nicolae Balcescu", children do not show interest in the educational system and desire to attend classes. There is also a library in the detention facility, however the room is used for watching TV or for various group activities. A particularly serious situation is the observance of the right to education of prevented children. In this order of ideas we mention the fact that the national penitentiary system does not ensure the continuity of the educational process and does not fully ensure the right of the child to education in the national penitentiary system. Another ongoing problem of the penitentiary system analyzed by the People's Advocate for Children’s Rights is the provision of medical and psychological assistance to minors who are in detention institutions. Children invoke several irregularities in this regard:  Medical employees and psychologists are not receptive to their requirements;  Insufficient number of psychologists, which leads to the impossibility of providing psychological counseling every time the child needs it;  Lack of space for psychological counseling; 190 https://tbinternet.ohchr.org/_layouts/15/treatybodyexternal/Download.aspx?symbolno=CRC%2fC%2fGC%2f10&La ng=en 115