Ministry of Interior, whether military or civilian, in the event that one of them commits a punishable act during or because of the exercise of his powers. Bahrain International Airport for no reason. The NIHR immediately addressed the Ministry of Interior to consider the matter, and the response explained that the allegation is not true, as she had left Bahrain. 44. The NIHR also provided aid to Mr. (M.M.A.), who claimed to have been insulted and beaten by some law enforcement officers, without clear reasons. The case was filed because the applicant did not meet the eligibility condition, as it became clear that the person concerned was ineligible for assistance due to his mental incompetence. 48. In another context, the NIHR provided legal aid to Mr. (J.M.A.), who complained that he was banned from traveling due to a pending criminal case against him before the criminal courts. The NIHR filed the case on the request of the applicant for assistance as the travel ban issued against him was lifted. 45. Regarding the right to enjoy guarantees of a fair trial, the NIHR provided legal aid to one of the detainees (S.M.G.) regarding failing to transfer him to attend a scheduled trial session due to contact with a case infected with coronavirus. The NIHR made direct contact with the Administration of the Dry Dock Pretrial Detention Center to follow up on the inmate’s condition and ensure that he attends his trial sessions to guarantee his right to defense. 49. In addition, the NIHR provided legal aid to two people seeking to appeal a travel ban issued against them. Aid was suspended for lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice to those concerned was extended. They were informed of procedures to be followed and directed to the relevant concerned authorities. 50. The NIHR provided legal aid to a local organization pertaining to the right to freedom of opinion and expression, seeking protection from being exposed to harassment on social media by some individuals because of their religious activity. The NIHR filed the assistance case for lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice was extended to them about procedures to be followed. 46. As to the right to freedom of movement, the NIHR provided legal aid to five cases. One of the aid cases pertained to preventing Mr. (H.N.B.) from entering the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The NIHR filed the case due to lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice was provided to the concerned, enlightening him on the procedures to be followed and directing him to the relevant concerned authorities. 51. Regarding the right to practice religion (perform religious rites), the NIHR provided one legal aid to the effect that the administration of a mosque prevents worshippers from praying individually in the mosque courtyard, and invites them to pray 47. The NIHR also provided legal aid to Mrs. (R.Y.G), who complained that she was not able to travel through 101