CONSOLIDATED REPORT provided for them, which can be regarded as a violation of the principle of humanism, provided by in the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Administrative Offenses”. In Article 13, “Principle of Humanism”, it is stated: “An administrative penalty applied to a person who has committed an offense cannot be aimed at causing physical suffering or degrade human dignity”. In Article 14.5, “Personal Integrity” it is stated: “None of the persons involved in an administrative offense case may be subjected to torture, violence, cruel or degrading treatment”. Paragraph 7 of the same article states: “The detention of a person in respect of whom administrative arrest has been chosen as a measure of administrative punishment, as well as a person subjected to administrative detention must be carried out under conditions that exclude a threat to his life and health”. Based on all the above mentioned, the RoK NPM members recommend that the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan 129 allocate funds for catering for people who are forced to stay in the center for more than 8 hours. It is recommended to develop a special menu providing light food (kefir, tomato juice, bread, broths, and so on), which should contribute to improving health after alcohol or drug intoxication. Basically, all the violations identified by NPM members concerned patients’ nutrition, the right to daily walks, lack of sanitary conditions (shower, toilets, ventilation, area standards for 1 bed, flooring in wards, lighting), and staff attitudes towards patients. For 2018 there was a need for two special visits and these visits were carried out to narcological organizations. SPE REM “Almaty Mental Health Center”, Narcological Department, Almaty, Makatayev St. 10, Radostovtsa 279. The fact of death of the patient G. G. A., born in 1971, based on the appeal received from the representative of the Association of Legal Entities “KazSoyuzLZHV” Oksana Ibragimova, the

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