writing andinaccordance withthelaw,andthearrest mustbecarried outby officers who.areproperly identified assuch; (c)Anyonearrested mustbeinformed whilethearrestisbeingmadeofthe reasons forthearrest andmustbeapprised without delayofthechargeorcharges against him; (d)Nooneshallbeplaced underarrest asameansofintimidation. In particular, arrests shallnotbemadeatnight, except inthecaseofindividuals caught inflagrante delicto; (e)Nooneincustody shallbeheldincommunicado. Anyperson whohasbeen arrested shallhavetherighttobeassisted without delaybylegalcounsel ofhis ownchoosing andtherighttocommunicate freely andprivately withsuchcounsel; ·(f)Nooneshallbesubjected totorture orothercruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment orpunishment. 3.Inthecourseofthepresent negotiations, appropriate legalprocedures and timetables shallbedetermined fortherelease ofindividuals whohavebeen imprisoned forpolitical reasons. 4.Thefullest possible support shallbegiventoensuring theeffectiveness of -theremedies ofamparo andhabeas corpus. Tothisend,thebroadest possible publicity shallbegiventothisAgreement amongthepublicatlargeand,in particular, amongauthorities orofficers incharge ofdetention centres. Anyone whohampers theoperation oftheseremedies orprovides falseinformation tothe judicial authorities shallbepunished. 5.Therightofallpersons toassociate freelywithothersforideological, religious Ipolitical leconomic Ilabour Isocial Icultural Isporting orother purposes shallbefUllyguaranteed. Tradeunionfreedom shallbefullyrespected. 6.Freedom ofexpression andofthepress,therightofreplyandtheactivities Ofthepressshallbefullyguaranteed. 7.Displaced persons andreturnees shallbeprovided withtheidentity documents required bylawandshallbeguaranteed freedom ofmovement. Theyshallalsobe guaranteed thefreedom tocarryontheireconomic activities andtoexercise their political andsocialrightswithintheframework ofthecountry's institutions. -.8.Allpersons shallbeguaranteed freedom ofmovement intheareasinvolved in conflict, andthenecessary stepsshallbetakentoprovide theinhabitants ofsuch areaswiththeidentity documents required bylaw. 1••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library9. The Parties recognize the necessity of guaranteeing the effective enjol'tnent of labour rights. This subject rtil1 be coDsider€d ulder the aqeDda item on ecoaonic and social problems, II. INTERNATIONAL VERIFICATION 10. I! accordaDce with the ProvisioDs of the Geneva Agreemelt and tshe agen'la for, Lthe negotiations which was adoPted in Caracas, the Parties hereby agree to the terms of referelce f,or the UniEed Nations human rights verification mission (hereinafter referred to as "the Mission"), as set out below' 11. The Mission shalf devote sPecial atteltion to the observance of the rights to Life, to the irtegrity aad security of the perso!, to due Process of law' to persoral liberty, to freedom of expressioa ald to freedon of association' Iathiscontexb,asPecialeffortshalfbemadetoclarifyanysituatsioDwhich appears to reveaL the syslerrraEic Practice of hunaa rights viotatioas antl' iu such cases, to recotnmenal apPropriaEe measures for the elinination of the Practice to the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the protection of human rights, particularly in the context of political arrests, detention, and freedom of expression and association. It also touches on the importance of ensuring the effectiveness of legal remedies such as amparo and habeas corpus. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is part of an international agreement or treaty. Given these characteristics, it is likely that the text falls under the category of human rights.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights