and supplies are available. cessities for the place, food, clothing, etc. inside correction and rehabilitation centers. The monitoring cases and the procedures taken by the NIHR can be summarized as follows: 7. The NIHR also provided legal assistance to the inmate (A.M.J.), to the effect that he was transferred to another ward without transferring his personal belongings consisting of a sleeping mat, clothes, and personal items. After following up the matter, the NIHR found that the inmate was released pursuant to the Sanctions and Alternative Measures Law. 2. The NIHR monitored a phone call from a number of inmates to the effect that hot water is cut from Building No. (17) at the Dry Dock Correction and Rehabilitation Center. Accordingly, the NIHR contacted the Administration of the Center and made sure that the hot water problem was fixed. 8. In the same context, the NIHR provided one legal assistance to the inmate (F.A.M.) who went on a hunger strike to protest the living conditions, including the lack of towels and inadequate provision of meals. The NIHR addressed the Ministry of Interior regarding this issue, but it did not receive a response within the time frame of this Report. 3. In the same context, the NIHR monitored the case of the inmates of Building No. (1) Ward (6), who have not received hygiene items and were not allowed to go to the store to buy them. Accordingly, the NIHR communicated with the Administration of the Center, which responded that the inmates of the aforementioned building went to the store on 22/6/2022 and 7/7/2022 and were allowed to pur- 9. The NIHR also provided legal assistance to the inmate (E.Y.S.), to the effect that he was not taken to the inmate’s shop in the correctional center to buy his personal needs, such as hygiene items, etc. Accordingly, the NIHR communicated with the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center. The response of the Center explained that the aforementioned inmate went to the store three times during the month of December 2022. Section Three Monitoring the situation of human rights 1. The NIHR monitored (2) cases related to the individual’s right to enjoy an adequate standard of living through the provision of living ne- 83