to the right of persons whose freedom is restricted to enjoy an adequate standard of living by providing living necessities of the place, food, clothing and other needs in the correction and rehabilitation center. the issuance of a Royal Order granting her the honor of the Bahraini nationality. Assistance was filed for lack of jurisdiction, but legal advice was extended to the concerned, informing her of the procedures to be followed and directing her to file a lawsuit before the administrative courts. 31. The NIHR provided (196) legal aid related to different civil and political rights, including (14) related to the right to nationality, of which (7) cases from foreigners requesting Bahraini citizenship were filed for lack of jurisdiction, while providing legal advice to those concerned, and informing them of the procedures to be followed. 35. Within the same context, the NIHR provided legal aid to inmate (M.A.H.) who requested assistance in renewing his identification documents – passport - and identity card. The NIHR made direct contact with the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center, and its response explained that the passport renewal procedures are completed and that his passport was handed over to his relatives. 32. The NIHR also provided legal aid to Mrs. (H.A.A.), who requested assisting her granddaughter (F.M.L.) in obtaining the Bahraini nationality, being the daughter of a Bahraini citizen (the mother). Accordingly, the NIHR addressed the Ministry of Interior, who responded that there is an application filed for the said granddaughter to obtain Bahraini nationality among other applications from children of Bahraini women. 36. Also, the NIHR provided legal assistance to Mrs. (A.M.A.), who, on behalf of her child brother (F.S.S.), asked for assistance in renewing his identification documents - passport, indicating that their mother is in the Correction and Rehabilitation Center and that the General Directorate of Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs requested the presence of the mother in person to complete the legal procedures. The NIHR filed the assistance due to lack of seriousness after contacting the concerned several times to complete the procedures and submit the necessary supporting documents, but she did not pick up the phone. 33. Another assistance was provided to Mrs. (H.M.A.), who requested that her “stateless” children be granted Bahraini nationality being children of a Bahraini citizen (the mother), and the response explained that granting nationality is an act of sovereignty. 34. On the same subject, the NIHR provided legal assistance to citizen (H.M.S.) to the effect that the General Directorate of Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs did not hand over her passport, after 37. In addition, the NIHR provided legal assistance to Mrs. (A.R.S.), who asked the NIHR to assist her in obtaining a travel document for her 99