46 move around the institution unaccompanied, they can accompany other convicts on the premises of the institution, that their task is to detect violations among the convicts and report them to the administration, and that their immediate supervisor is deputy head of the institution. Thus, the voluntary convict organization does not correspond to the main tasks of any of the 5 points of Part 2 of Article 126 of Correctional Code RoK. In addition, DPA, SDISK, GHS convicts violate Part 4 of Article 126 of Correctional Code RoK “Members of voluntary organizations of convicts do not take advantage of liberties, privileges and cannot exercise the powers of the administration of the institution”. All correspondence, letters, complaints pass through the strictest censorship, according to the convicted such letters, which contain information about illegal actions of employees, do not leave the institution, and the sender undergoes preventive work. CONSOLIDATED REPORT Attention should be paid to the above violations of the rights of convicted persons, since this does not comply with the Nelson Mandela Rule 2, which says: “All prisoners should receive a respectful attitude with respect to human dignity. It is necessary to protect prisoners from torture and other forms of illtreatment. It is necessary to ensure the permanent security and safety of prisoners, staff, visitors and individuals”. It leaves much to be desired to comply with the temperature regime in winter and the quality of drinking water, which creates undoubted health risks for inmates in institutions. It is necessary to talk separately about the stores inside the institutions. Unfortunately, during NPM monitoring visits, stores are most often closed. But when interviewing convicts, the NPM group regularly receives complaints about high prices and poor assortment. Stores, despite being owned privately, serve as an additional corruption tool.