- vaccinations - work schedule - plans for the prevention of tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS Each child has its own medical history card, F-063 U, but the cards do not indicate vaccinations, and condition of health. Once a year a medical examination of all students through a local hospital is conducted, but sick children identified with pathology are not registered, and medical recovery is not carried out. An ambulatory journal is present, daily treatment of 5-12 patients is carried out, mostly with complaints of headache and abdominal pain. A journal of injuries is present only from September 2014. The first aid kit in the medical section is not full. Drugs are expired by more than half year. 3.3. Nourishment Nourishment in the SSEP facilities Not all people held in the SSEP facilities eat the food provided and cooked in an institution for various reasons, including because of the quality: "Potatoes are given with worms, fish is rotten, it stinks. In response to complaints about the quality of food, the personnel says: "Where we'll find fresh food?!" The staff of the institution uses ill-treatment. According to the respondents, each reprimand is accompanied by beatings and insults. "We are taken out from cells with kicks and beatings and led to the 1st floor, all the way they continue to beat." - said one of the minors. A few days ago a collective punishment was used because one of the minors refused to eat and demanded normal fresh food. For this, all were placed for 1 hour in a cell where there are no seats, very small room, part of it is toilet, floor is tiled and nothing more in the room. From the words of minors, they are basically punished by withholding normal meals and visits to the bath. Minors organize strikes demanding humane treatment, for which they are taken to one room, 20-50 employees of the institution come and beat them. According to minors, this occurs almost every month. Some children in protest cut their wrists. National Centre of the Kyrgyz Republic on the Prevention of Torture | 49