Requirement Three complaint from the family of inmate (J.M.A.) at the Correction and Rehabilitation Center regarding his desire to buy new clothes from the store or to provide him with suitable clothes from his family. After following up on the matter, the NIHR made sure that the inmate got the new clothes. The Right to an Adequate Standard of Living for Persons Whose Freedom is Restricted by Providing Essential Living Necessities of Housing, Food, Clothing and Other Requirements Inside the Correction and Rehabilitation Center Section One 4. The NIHR also received one complaint from the family of the inmate (A.Y.A.) regarding a malfunction in the air conditioners in the building. Accordingly, the NIHR contacted the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center in this regard. After following up the matter, the NIHR made sure that the air conditioners were fixed. Received complaints 1. The NIHR played a significant role to ensure respect for the inherent dignity of persons whose freedom is restricted with effective follow up. The NIHR received (7) complaints related to the right of the individual to enjoy an adequate standard of living by providing essential living necessities of housing, food, clothing, etc. inside correction and rehabilitation centers. The complaints received by the NIHR and the action taken can be summarized as follows: 5. The NIHR received one complaint from the family of the inmate (A.Y.S.) to the effect that the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center shuts off water coolers to maintain them from the morning until six o’clock in the evening without providing any other alternative drinking water source for the inmates. Immediately, the NIHR communicated with the Administration of the Center to ensure that the rights of the inmates are protected and preserved and that they are exercising their full rights at all times. 2. The NIHR received (3) complaints from the families of the detainees (M.A.M.), (H.J.H.) and (M.A.A.) to the effect that the food provided to them in the pretrial detention center was of poor quality. The NIHR conducted an inspection field visit to the Dry Dock Detention Center to verify the claim during which the observations, demands and opinions of the detainees were heard and written down. The NIHR prepared a comprehensive report on the visit that included its observations and recommendations about the services provided to the inmates and submitted it to the competent authority. 6. The NIHR also received one complaint from the family of the inmate (A.A.A.) to the effect that he was not provided with living necessities (such as: hygiene items (toiletries), bedding and accessories, clothes) in addition to his inability to go to the store (the inmate’s shop) to buy such items since he was transferred 3. In addition, the NIHR received one 81