purposes of getting a job, and not informing the familyof the place of the detetion sometimes, and concealing, sometimes, for the National Centre for Human Rights staff agaist this backdrop the JNCHR calls upon the GID on the need to: (a) inform families of the detainees promply on the perdons’s arrest and whereabouts (B) the separation of the Public Prosecutor Offices of the State Security Court offices from the headquarters of the General Intelligence Department. (C) activation of the inspection of the detention center attached to the the General Intelligence Department by the heads of the courts and the Prosecutor's Office in accordance with the provisions of the Correctional and Rehabilitation Centers Law No. (9) of 2004 and Article 106 of the Code of Criminal Procedures, which mandated the judicial power and the duty of oversight of correctional and rehabilitation centers to places of detention, so that the authorities in charge shall conduct periodically and effective visits (D) to allow the JNCHR team to implement unannounced visits to the detention center in the GID, noting that the government's response to the recommendations contained in its Annual Repor for the Condition of Human Rights 2012 included lack of support for the center in this request. The response is as follows: "in connection with the GID, please note that it is an official security institution and the non-employees are not alowed access, except ina ccordance withcertain security and preventive procedures; and that due to the nature and the specificity of their work, hence it is unallowed to implement unannounced visits to visits such as those that the Center condicucts to the places of detention affeliated to the Directorate Public Security”. B.the government reponse in this issue reads as follows: (the the Military Prosecutor and the General Prosecutors in the GID. There is a record at the Center sunstatiates these visits and the JNCHR staff had previously seen itupon their visit to the detention cente.Also the Center is subject to an administrative inspection by the detention center officials, to ensure that all the detainees had been arrested legally and pursuent to judicial orders, as well as making sure the services are provided to those detainees and whether they have any complaints or any other requests . Paragraph (25) In 2015, The JNCHR Carried out two field visits based on prior coordination by the Government Coordinator for Human Rights with the Public Security Directorate to a the Juwaidah Correctional and Rehabilitation Center on 03/05/2015, and to the Suwaqa Correctional and Rehabilitation Centers Center on 9/22/2015, where many national and international NGOs participated in the two viists. Paragraph (26) Because of the National Centre for Human Rights keen interets to examin the condition in the places of detention periodically, the Center conducted, in 2014, (127) unannounced 16