Prevention” held by the given organization in the same city in June, which were attended by representatives of state bodies, non-governmental organizations, civil society, various monitoring bodies, and prominent human rights experts. The participants were informed of the measures taken to prevent torture in the Republic of Azerbaijan and main activities of the Azerbaijani NPM, positive experience and gained achievements, speeches were delivered on the rules of conducting visits, development of recommendations and reports, and corresponding questions were answered. In addition to the above mentioned regarding international cooperation, some issues have been identified which need improvement. Thus, it is desirable to expand the NPM’s cooperation with relevant international bodies, particularly the Subcommittee. As such, it is advisable that the Subcommittee organizes both theoretical and practical seminars to arrange the work of NPMs at a higher lever, methodically contribute to the legal education work carried out by the NPMs for its members, personnel of detention facilities, and persons kept in those places, and arrange exchange of experiences. The Commissioner’s relevant proposals have been sent accordingly. 45