Legislations do not explicitly provide for the compensation for the victims of torture, or the criminal justice in general. The legal basis of such cases is articles (256-267) of the Jordanian Civil Code, which need to another legislative text to meet the requirements of the reparation provided for in article (14) concerning assessment of compensation of an act of torture in terms of the past and future loss, the psychological and physical rehabilitation for victims, the guarantees of non-repetition, and satisfaction and apology. There are five cases concerning allegations torture and ill-treatment are still pending before the Police Court against the Departments of Criminal Investigation and the Anti-Narcotic and Counterfeiting Departments since 2016. 10- NCHR conducts unannounced visits to the RRCs and detention facilities, as well to places of detention affiliated to the Department of General Intelligence. The following table shows the number of visits carried out to these facilities in the period between (2013-2016). Entity Number of visits RRCs 200 Temporary Detention Facilities 188 Detention Facility at the GID 10 As to measures taken by the Center, it is to be noted that they are legislative, executive and procedural measures. It consists of proposing amendments on the relevant legislations, and adopting of policies that would enhance the criminal justice framework. The procedural measures include activities on human rights awareness and education that would promote human rights. Accession to the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, It worth mentioning that NCHR, since its establishment, recommended that Jordan needs to accede to the OPCAT. It has undertaken various advocacy and awareness-raising efforts to that end, through Karam "Dignity" Project, which is currently implemented by the Center for the third phase, through which the role of the CSOs and human rights activists in this field have been enhanced. The National Monitoring Team (NMT) for Combating Torture was established with a long-term view to be the core of the national preventive mechanism in case Jordan ratified the OPCAT. The NMT operates under the umbrella of the NCHR, by virtue of its competence. The number of visits implemented by the Team during the period (2008-2015) are (78) visits. The Team also issued two reports (the First and the Second) on the condition of the Reform and the Rehabilitation Centers in the Kingdom. 15