A/HRC/10/54 page 47 42. NHRIs should monitor their Governments’ obligation to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of all people in detention, especially vulnerable or marginalised groups, and support their reintegration within society; 43. NHRIs should strive to strengthen the correctional system and its personnel, including through: (a) Training of correctional staff (on human rights, interviewing and investigatory techniques, the prohibition of torture, OPCAT, etc.); (b) Development of training materials for correctional staff on core international human rights standards regarding the correctional system; (c) Revision of implementing regulations in line with international standards; (d) Visits or periodic inspections (announced and unannounced) of any place of detention and confidential interviews with detainees; (e) Investigating complaints; (f) Assistance in vetting processes of staff of any place of detention; (g) Legislative review and proposals (possibly based on individual complaints), including on minimum standards for correctional facilities; codes of conduct for correctional staffs; the intake, incarceration and transfer of inmates; (h) Facilitating assistance to families of detained persons that appeal to the NHRI; (i) Appropriate protection and assistance for the best interest of children of women in detention; (j) Ensuring the protection of detainees from torture and cruel inhuman and degrading treatments and punishments; and (k) Raising community awareness concerning the dignity and justice for detainees. Adopted in Nairobi, 24 October 2008 -----