"... In L985, on L2 January, the occupying authoriti.es invaded the bazaarnhich was organized in tbe main office of the union, and they arrested theGeneral Secretary of the union and other union members, Sone of the rrork ondisplay ,as confiscated and aubseguentry sold on the narket, on the sane day,12 January, tbe zionist authorities rar;ed the headquafrers of the trade unionin Nabru' and arrested Mr. yusauf Ayet, sho $as the secretary of the NabrusElectricity conpany ... Thro other unionists rrere arresteal al-ong with him. on9 February 1985 che enemy attempted to drive away more than 5.000 $orkers fronQalquirya and the reason for this was that those'porkers were frorn the GazaStrip. People from the vtest Bank are not a]l.or,red to rNork in the caza Strlpand vice versa. The authorrtiea in fact do not arlow the unionists and .heuni_on executive to participate in any festivities $hatsoever.',(A,/AC. 14slRr.423 ) 4. Freedon of rorshiD (see sect. IV.C, paras. l5S to 158 beloe) 44. several eitnesses alescribeat the problems encountered in exercising therr rightto practice tbeir religion. rn particurar. problens pera experienced by persons indetention. One forrner detainee, ur. AIi anar, statee:
**Analysis**
The text appears to describe a series of events related to labor rights and union activities in a specific geographic region. The mention of the Gaza Strip and the restrictions on workers from the West Bank suggests a political and social context. The text also touches on issues of freedom of religion and the problems faced by individuals in detention. These themes suggest that the text may be related to human rights or social issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment