the absence of a violated right. cal appointments; also, one of the inmates is provided with healthy meals. Second: Persons whose freedom is restricted 3. In addition, the NIHR provided (8) legal assistances to (M.A.M.), (H.A.A.), (A.A.J.), (H.A.M.), (A.H.H.), (M.S.S.), (Y.N.A.) and (A.S.J.) who did not receive treatment and health care for their toothache. Immediately, the NIHR contacted the Administration of the Correction and Rehabilitation Center with regard to three legal assistance cases to learn about their health status after being referred to the inpatient clinic. It also addressed the Ministry of Health regarding the other legal assistance cases. The Administration of the Center responded that the inmates were checked by the dentist and the necessary treatment was dispensed to them. However, one inmate needed tooth extraction, but he refused to do so. Meanwhile, the NIHR is following up the matter to make sure that the other inmates are referred for treatment, as it did not receive a response within the time frame of this Report. 1. The NIHR provided (58) legal aid services to the inmates and detainees of rehabilitation and reform centers and pre-trial detention centers, whether the inmates submitted the requests themselves or their families. The cases varied between requesting assistance in referring them to specialist physicians; or in following up their health status with physicians and booking their periodic appointments in various medical specialties, including dentistry, ophthalmology, internal medicine, heart; or obtaining an order to bring in medicines or medical supplies for the inmates who have chronic diseases, and so on. The NIHR reviewed and studied all the requests for legal assistance and took the necessary action in their regard, communicated directly with the administration of the correction and rehabilitation centers and pretrial detention centers to ascertain the health conditions of inmates and detainees, and reached appropriate solutions. The NIHR also addressed the competent authority regarding a number of cases. 4. The NIHR also provided (5) legal assistances to (W.W.S.), (S.Y.A.), (M.A.A.), (F.A.A.), and (K.E.A.) requesting to be checked by a specialist physician regarding the allergies and eczema in the different parts of their body. The NIHR addressed the Ministry of Health, but did not receive a response during the time frame of this Report. After following up on the health situation of one inmate with his family, the NIHR found that he was provided with the necessary treatment. During its field visits, the NIHR met with one of the aforementioned inmates and was told that he received the required treatment and health care. Meanwhile, the NIHR is following up the 2. The NIHR provided (5) legal aids to the inmates (M.N.Y.), (M.H.D.), (A.M.A.), (H.M.A.), and (B.A.M.) based on the request of their families to check on their health conditions and refer them to a chronic diseases specialist. The NIHR immediately communicated with the Administration of the Center and found out that the inmates were checked by a chronic disease physician, provided with the appropriate treatment and have upcoming medi- 60