A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 148 Para 123. Country Date 18/05/07 Type JAL Mandate EDU; TOR Allegations transmitted accepted. On 25 November 2006, the city prosecutor’s office for Naryn opened an investigation into the death of the victim. In early January 2007 a forensic examination of the report from the initial autopsy concluded that the damage to the head, which caused Mr. Sakeev’s death, had been sustained prior to the detention. Based on the result of that examination, combined with a vague testimony of the victim’s brother obtained in unknown circumstances, the prosecutor’s office concluded that the cause of the victim’s death was natural and therefore the case was closed “for lack of evidence” on 22 January 2007. Subsequently, the regional prosecutor’s office examined this decision as a matter of their routine review of all dismissed cases. On 14 February 2007, it returned the case back to Naryn city prosecutor’s office requiring an additional investigation into the facts of Mr. Sakeev’s death. The alleged perpetrators continue to work in the police and one of them recently received a promotion. Children’s psychiatric hospital in Ivanovka village, Chuy region. The hospital has a patient population of 27 children, 80 percent of whom are orphans, and who previously stayed in other state orphanages. The children are not allowed to go outside sometimes for months on end, and look pale, emaciated and malnourished. The food is insufficient. Several of the children are not mentally ill, but are detained simply because they have no papers or guardians or because the personnel at another facility disliked their Government response