The legal assistance provided by the NIHR and the actions taken therein, can be summarized as follows: First: Ordinary people 1. The NIHR provided legal assistance to a resident of the Kingdom of Bahrain (M.M.A.) on his request to get help to book an appointment to be vaccinated against Covid-19. The NIHR informed him of the procedures to be followed, and helped him obtain an appointment. 2. The NIHR also provided (2) legal aid services to (M.A.A.) and (A.J.D.), they requested the NIHR to intervene with the Ministry of Health on maintaining the previous treatment plan for sickle cell disease patients (Sickler). The NIHR explained to them that specialists draw up treatment plans in accordance with the applicable protocols. 3. In the same matter, the NIHR provided legal assistance to (Z.A.M.) regarding her request to refer her husband to a psychiatric hospital. Accordingly, the NIHR provided legal advice to the concerned, and informed her of the procedures to be followed. In addition, the NIHR followed up the matter with the concerned authorities until her husband was referred to psychiatry, and the legal aid case was closed because the intended result was achieved. 4. In addition, the NIHR provided (3) legal aid services to (N.J.A.), (A.A.A.), and (B.Kh.M.) concerning being discriminated against them due to their refusal to receive the vaccine against Covid-19, in terms of their inability to benefit from governmental services for which access to the headquarters of various authorities requires presenting the vaccination certificate. They also indicated the absence of a clear mechanism for obtaining a vaccine exemption certificate for health reasons, or the absence of a mechanism that would enable individuals who have received the vaccine abroad to enter the places that require presenting the vaccination certificate. The NIHR addressed the Supreme Council of Health, and requested finding alternatives to the services that require inperson attendance to receive government services, in addition to educating shop owners about the decisions related to vaccination requirements to enter these places, and other measure. 5. The Supreme Council of Health clarified in its response that those who did not receive the vaccine could use all government services according to COVID-19 Alert Level Traffic Light System that was announced, and the National Medical Taskforce for Combating the Corona virus follows up and Ninth Annual Report of the NIHR 101