labor gatherings, health and educational homes, or any other public place suspected of being a site of human rights violations, in addition to submitting proposals for initiatives aimed at putting an end to these cases, and when necessary expressing its opinion on the position and reactions of those parties. the inheritance of the house of her husband. The NIHR collected the required information and studied the case to determine if a violated right existed. The NIHR found that the reason for canceling benefiting from the housing unit was that her deceased husband had benefited from a previous housing service, and not as it was mentioned in the monitored news. 2. The NIHR monitored (43) cases, of which (2) cases related to the right to enjoy an adequate standard of living (the right to housing) for ordinary individuals. The monitoring cases and the measures taken by the NIHR can be summarized as follows: 4. The NIHR monitored news related to rejecting an application for a category 3 housing submitted by a Bahraini family after the death of its family provider, although they are living in a dilapidated house, without stating the reasons. Accordingly, the NIHR followed up with the source of the published news, and it was found that the information was incorrect. 3. The NIHR monitored news on social media regarding a widow citizen, who was granted a housing unit. However, the Ministry of Housing withdrew the housing unit before handing over the keys to her after it was found that she has a share in Number of cases pertaining to the right of individuals to enjoy an adequate standard of living (the right to housing) 8 2 Complaint 2 Legal Assistant Ordinary People 80 Monitoring