2.6 NIHR also reviewed the forensic reports on the convict soldier: Mubarak Adel Mubarak Mahanna, Fadhel Al Sayed Abbas Hassan Radhi, and Al Sayed Alawi Hussain Alawi Hussain dated 21 May 2017, which concluded that there were no signs of injuries or mobile disabilities and that their central nervous systems were in a normal condition. 2.7  With regards to forensic report on convict: Mohammed Abdulhassan Saleh Al Shehabi, dated 3 July 2017, it concluded that there were no general traces or mobile disability, his central nervous system was normal, and that there were no apparent injuries or secretions in his left ear, which he earlier claimed was injured. 2.8 As regards the convict: Mohammed Abdulhassan Ahmed Al Metghawi, according to the forensic report dated July 3, 2017, there were multiple healing effects in his body that were not accompanied by complications from gunshot wounds. The report indicated that they are contemporary injuries to the date of dismissing the protest. 2.9 In spite of what was mentioned in the aforementioned records and reports, the High Military Court, during its consideration of the present case, was concerned to conduct medical examination of some of the convicts on 6 December 2017. The forensic report on Fadhel Al Sayed Abbas Hassan Radhi indicated that there are no indications or consequences of inhumane treatment, related to provision of food, hygiene and medical care. There is no clinical evidence of repeated abuse or a torture pattern. 2.10 As regards the convict: Mohammed Abdulhassan Ahmed Al Metghawi, the forensic report concluded that the circular scar in his body is a healing effect of old wounds sustained by shotgun, which did not cause any permanent consequences or disability. Skin discoloration is attributed to old healing traces, which 30