A/HRC/18/53 adopting manifestations of violence, sabotage and setting fire to public service buildings, they are faced with an adequate number of unarmed law enforcement agents with a mission to control the situation. In this case when few individuals initiate shooting at the police as well as other protestors in order to create confusion and discredit the Syrian general authorities, law enforcement agents usually move away from the demonstration to avoid clashes with terrorists, in order to prevent more fire arm shootings that might hurt protestors. Law enforcement agents are not allowed to use fire arms under any circumstances, except to react in self defense while fighting terrorist groups, or when these groups terrorize and mass-murder other citizens in locations where law enforcement agents happen to be. The Strategy followed by law enforcement agents in dealing with the few peaceful demonstrations and the bigger number of riots since the begging of events in Syria is to adopt unlimited self control. This strategy, paired with strict orders not to use fire arms – even with riots- has resulted in murders of hundreds of officers and law enforcement agents, and thousands were injured by fire arms, swards and knifes used by terrorists. There is no immunity for officers and other law enforcement members who break orders, or exceed the power granted to them, in doing so, they expose themselves to severe punishments according to the penal code. In the subject of rescuing the injured and provide them with the appropriate medical attention, the competent medical emergency bodies equally perform services destined to all citizens in need of medical attention, whether they are peaceful protestors, terrorists or law enforcement agents, In support of this policy. Orders are to refrain from arresting any injured person who is transported to a hospital, regardless of this person’s extent of criminal actions conducted during demonstrations during which he was injured. 13. The Ministry of Justice in Syria conducts a continuous, methodological and effective operation of monitoring and inspection of all Syrian prisons. This procedure complies with regulations of penal courts mentioned in article (421) to (425) as follows: Article 421: regulating prisons and detention places in a decree issued by the Council of Ministers. Article 422: both the judge of peace and the investigation judge are asked to inspect all detainees once a month, as for penal courts presidents, they need to do it once every three months. Article 423: Penal courts presidents, investigation judges and the judges of peace are authorized to give prison guards orders to undertake measures related to investigations and court cases. Article 424: Every person with information about a detention location other than those allowed by the government is asked to communicate this information to the attorney general, vice attorney general, or to the justice of peace. Article 425: 1When the attorney general, or vice attorney general, or the justice of peace get informed about such illegal detention locations, they are asked to immediately go and release any detainee that might be on location. 2It they discern a legal reason for this person’s detention; the detainee should be transferred to the custody of the general attorney or the judge of peace immediately. 3- A record of the situation should be established. 87