CONSOLIDATED REPORT with disabilities are restricted to walk in the fresh air. According to Part 5 of Article 151 of the Correctional Code of the RoK, “pregnant women, nursing mothers, minors, as well as sick and disabled people are provided with improved living conditions and increased nutritional standards”, and this part is not observed in institutions. With the transfer of the establishment of the penitentiary system under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan from the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in institutions, individual barracks for the persons with disabilities to live are gradually annulled and they are held together with other convicts, which, in our opinion, is a violation of the rights of persons with disabilities. According to the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan it is necessary to restore their lost rights. There are no adequate conditions for convicted persons with disabilities in the bathrooms, washing rooms, toilets, etc., which are not equipped with 27 special handrails for them, and they can get injured. It is necessary to return or equip the barracks, where convicted persons with disabilities are kept, with all the necessary conditions for their safe living. Often convicts from another state, in particular citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic, are not accepted for further serving the sentence. A special preventive visit to UJD 158/4 showed that 35 convicted citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic are kept there, of which 32 convicts petitioned through the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan to continue serving the sentence in the Kyrgyz Republic at the place of residence, 29 convicts got a refusal from the Prosecutor General of the Kyrgyz Republic with such explanation that they can harm the interests of the Kyrgyz Republic. Based on the recommendations of the NPM members, this issue was resolved through the offices of the Commissioner in the Republic of Kazakhstan and