NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION S.No. Name of Jail/Institutions Date of Visit Visited by 15. Baran and Kota District, Rajasthan (Eklera Danda Bonded labourers Rehabilitation Colony, Janjati Balika Aavas Vidyalaya Kishanganj, and field visits to Brick Kilns at Mangrol, Kota & Jagpura) 17 March 2017 Shri G. B. Panda 16. Bhopal, Indore and Khandawa Districts of Madhya Pradesh (Bonded/Child Labour) (Vijay Nagar and Sarafa in Indore, Rajkiya Bal Sangrakshan Ashram and Bal Sakha Ashram Gruha, Indore and Khandawa) 19-25 March 2017 Dr. Ashok Sahu 17. District Jail, Meerut 23 March 2017 Shri Sunil Krishna 18. Central & District Jail, Bareilly 28 March 2017 Shri Sunil Krishna 4.140 The reports submitted by the Members, Special Rapporteurs and officers are placed before the Chairperson or Full Commission and the directions given thereto are forwarded to the concerned State Government for compliance. E. Prison Reforms a. Follow-up of National Seminar on Prison Reforms 4.141 The National Human Rights Commission organized a two-day National Seminar on Prison Reforms in New Delhi on 13-14 November, 2014. The aim of the seminar was to assess the status of the implementation of the recommendations made in its earlier seminar on the subject held on the 15 April 2011 and to discuss what further steps would require to be taken to improve prisoners’ condition and prison administration with a human rights perspective. The recommendations emerged from the seminar were sent to all the States and Union Territories seeking for an action taken report. The recommendations of the seminar are also available in the NHRC’s website. 4.142 Action taken report has been received from all the States, except from the States of Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Union Territory of Lakshadweep. Reminders have been sent to these States and Union Territory seeking for action taken report. The Commission has worked on analysis of the action taken reports. ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 73