reports received by terrorist crimes prosecution and the military prosecution in this regard, in addition to the forensic reports received by the court that has the competence under the law to consider the case. 2.3  Accordingly, NIHR examined the minutes of the Public Prosecution investigation on October 25, 2016, regarding the convict: Fadhel Al Sayed Abbas Hassan Radhi, and the forensic report of 30 October 2016, which found that there were no apparent or non-apparent injuries. The forensic report confirmed that there were no signs of criminal violence, resistance, tight-fisting or restriction. The convict complained of pain in his lower back and right hands. According to the report, there were no injury traces and the movements of the thighs were within range without disabilities. In addition, back movements are carried out in their natural and normal range. 2.4 NIHR also received the minutes of the investigation before the Public Prosecution dated 21 November 2016 regarding the convict: Al Sayed Alawi Hussain Alawi Hussain, and the forensic report of 28 December 2016, which found that there were no apparent or non-apparent injuries, upon his interrogation, except that he reported suffering from pain in the right knee for which he underwent surgery about five years ago. The forensic report also found that there were no apparent signs of disability or mobile disabilities and that his central nervous system was normal. 2.5 In the same context, NIHR was keen to examine the minutes of the investigation before the Military Prosecution of the convict soldier: Mubarak Adel Mubarak Mahanna, Fadhel Al Sayed Abbas Hassan Radhi, Al Sayed Alawi Hussain Alawi Hussain, Mohammed Abdulhassan Saleh Al Shehabi, and Mohammed Abdulhassan Ahmed Al Metghawi. All of them had no apparent injuries. Upon inquiring them if they have any (invisible) internal injuries, they answered negatively. 29