the parochial school syslemt that the clergy had conplete freedorn of fircrvement to carry out its apostolic aluties, upon which no reatrictlons were placealt that the catholic church particlpated with other humanitarian organizations in lhe provision of humanltarian assistance to the populationt and that foreign-born missionaries coul-d enter the Territory' in accordance witb lmmigraEion regulations' 13. Regaraling the question of the protection and preservatlon of the cultural heritage of the people of East Timor, the specific influence of the Portuguese heritage flas considered, and the elhnic anal linguigtic traditions were examined' In particular' Indonesia gave assurances concerning the protection of the llnguistic and cultural heritaqe, incluating efforts undertaken to promote educa!1on and foster indigenous cuLtural activlties in East Tlmor. In addition, information eas excltanged regaraling a number of flronuments and historlcal sites in East Timor and lhe step8 being taken for their protection and preservation. 1{. Economic and social conditlons in Eas! Timor were also considered' Matters relatlng to the health, education and social uelfare of the populatlon were e:€mlned, rrith emphasis on efforts to improve the livlng condltions of the people of East Timor. In particularr detail-ed inforfiEtion rdas provided regarding construction of roads, brialges and other infrastructural developmenc aCtivities. public health, nutrltion, food anal cash-crop production and other agrlcultural programmes. Assurances vrere glven by Indonesia reqarding the food situation' 15. During the dlscussions, a number of other humanitarian lssue6 vtere raised, including hunan rights questions. Information was supplied by Indonesia reqarding' inter alia, the institution and results of trial proceedings for Timorese detainees as well as the recent reLease of a number of untried detalnees, the siluation of the tllsplaced persons on the island of Atadro and their resettlement to the maln island, the proteclion and relief assistance activitles of IcRc, and access to the Territory by lnternational organizations and foreign visitors. 16. The improvement of the***
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the conditions and agreements related to East Timor, specifically focusing on the humanitarian, cultural, and economic aspects of the region. It mentions the participation of the Catholic Church, the protection of cultural heritage, and the improvement of living conditions, which suggests that the text is more focused on humanitarian aid and relief, as well as cultural and economic development.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education, Culture, Economic development