most important monitored cases and the measures taken in their regard will be reviewed, as follows: stopped since August 10, 2022. It was mentioned in the news that the inmate was detained incommunicado and there has been no news of him altogether, as well as canceling his visit, which was scheduled for September 5, 2022. Accordingly, the NIHR contacted the Administration of the Center. The Center responded that a visit was arranged for the inmate on September 5, 2022, but because there was a tip that the inmate intends to escape, the visit was canceled. 3. The NIHR monitored news on a social media site about the inmate (H.A.M.) who has not been communicating with his family for 10 days, and that he was transferred to solitary confinement; his family demanded in the news being monitored to uncover his fate or whereabouts. Accordingly, the NIHR communicated directly with the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center, where it found that the inmate has already communicated with his family, and therefore, the case was filed because the violation ceased to exist. 6. The NIHR monitored news about the inmate (M.A.A.) to the effect that he had not communicated with his family since September 11, 2022, due to a breakdown in the communication system in the Correction and Rehabilitation Center (Building 7). Accordingly, the NIHR communicated with the Administration of the Center in this matter. The Center responded that the problem in the building has been fixed and that the phones dedicated to inmates are functioning well now. 4. The NIHR also monitored news on 28/6/2022 about the inmate (F.A.) who stopped communicating with her family for more than a week without explanation. Accordingly, the NIHR communicated directly with the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center for female inmates on 17/7/2022. The Center responded on 18/7/2022 explaining that the inmate is communicating normally and continuously with her family, the last videocall was on 15/7/2022, and that she also has videocalls with her son, who is an inmate in the Correction and Rehabilitation Center, every month. The NIHR filed the case because there is no violation of right. Requirement Three NIHR’s Recommendations Related to the Right to Communicate with the Outside World In view of the foregoing, the NIHR recommends the following: 1. Take the necessary measures to avoid interruption of communication of persons placed in pretrial detention centers or correction and rehabilitation centers. 5. The NIHR also monitored news about canceling the visit of inmate (M.A.A.) at the Correction and Rehabilitation Center and that his communication with his family has 2. Call for increasing the number of video calls allowed to inmates or 74