requirements envisaged in the ceneva conventlon, Lawyer Jawad Boulos, who dealsrrith 6uch natters in the exercise of his profession, explained to the Special Connittee: "... The military judge nay issue a restriction order on any peEson in Ehe occupied territories if he is of the vie$ that this is justified on securitygrounds. As I bave already stated, this order has be€n used against severaldistinguished people in the past and at plesent. It is an order whichconfines the citizen to his town or village for a six-nonth period, which may be extended. other conditions may be imposed alsor a person nay be required!o sign in a police station tnice per day to guarantee his presence in the town or village. on 8 May 1985, a few days after ny arrival here, we submitted an objection to one of these orders arhich vras issued vis-i-visl,lr. George Hasboun, who eas vice-Chairnan of the Bethlehen nunici.pality. He nas erected and was working as vice-secr etary-ceneraL of the union of west Bank Trade Unions. He was also secretary to the Trade Un ion in Bethlehen.!.Ir. George Hasboun was prevented by this order from leaving Bethlehen. He isreguired to sign in at a police station tnice per day. The order was isguedfor Bix months. At the end of the first six-moDth period, the nititary headof the region extended the order for a further six nlonths. ... He hasurrnary tract problens and problens nith his kidneys and he needed constanthospital treatnent? whereas in Bethl,ehem ther€ is no hospital vrith suchfacilities. He therefore needed to 90 to a hospitar in ,terusalern on a regularbasis. ... The order itself stated that f4r. Hasboun was a danger to thesecurity of the region and incited revolt against the occupying authorities.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the treatment of individuals in occupied territories, specifically restrictions placed on them by military judges, and the difficulties this poses for their daily lives. The focus is on the impact on an individual's personal freedoms and well-being, rather than on economic or environmental issues. The text highlights the challenges faced by a specific individual, George Hasboun, in accessing medical treatment due to restrictions placed on him.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Health