daughter (H.R.M.), who is stateless, so she can leave the Kingdom of Bahrain with her, being a daughter of a Bahraini mother, to meet her father residing in one of the Gulf countries. The NIHR sent a letter to the Ministry of Interior to consider the matter from a purely humanitarian standpoint and is still following up on it with the concerned authority. procedures to be followed and directing her to file a complaint with the Ministry of Interior to investigate the matter. 41. The NIHR also provided legal aid to Mr. (A.A.T.), who claimed that he was subjected to ill-treatment by some employees of an airline (he was prevented from boarding the plane due to his health condition). The NIHR filed the aid case for lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice to the concerned person was provided, informing him of the procedures to be followed and directing him to file a lawsuit before the civil courts for compensation. 38. The NIHR provided legal aid to Mrs. (Z.H.F.), who requested the assistance of the NIHR in obtaining Bahraini citizenship for her son being the child of a Bahraini citizen (the mother). The concerned mother was instructed to submit her request directly to the General Directorate of Nationality, Passports and Residence Affair. 42. On the other hand, the NIHR provided legal aid to inmate (A.K.M.), who claimed to have been beaten by several inmates in the Correction and Rehabilitation Center. The NIHR followed up the developments of the incident and monitored the news published by the Ministry of Interior, which included taking legal measures regarding the incident and notifying the Public Prosecution. 39. In another context, the NIHR provided legal aid to (6) cases related to the right to physical and moral integrity. One of the cases was about (H.P.A.), a person with a disability, being subjected to ill-treatment by unknown persons. The NIHR filed the case for lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice was provided to the concerned, informing him of the procedures that must be followed, and directing him to file a complaint with the Ministry of Interior to consider the matter. 43. Within the same context, the NIHR provided legal aid to inmate (Y.A.A.) who claimed to have been subjected to ill-treatment (severe beating) by some members of law enforcement officers without a reason. The NIHR provided legal advice to the concerned person, and enlightened him on the necessary procedures to be followed and directed him to file a complaint with the Ombudsman Secretariat General, as it is the body concerned with receiving complaints submitted to it against any of the employees of the 40. On a related level, the NIHR provided legal aid to Mrs. (S.J.S.) to the effect that she was subjected to illtreatment (domestic violence) by her husband. The aid was suspended due to lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice was extended to the concerned, informing her of the 100