rrOn 27 December l9B2 I vras plac€d under a restriction order in ny country for six nonths. That lestrictioi order was renewed for a further six nonths.The tot.a] period, therefore, was one year, and during that tine i wis notarlowed to leave the canp. rn August 1984 r left the occupied territorresYi:h g. five-year permit, despite the fact that the seal on nt, identity caral dld no! allow me to travel. tly lawyer, therlfore _ the lavryer whon f hadconsulted in this connection - norked on this in the courts for six n'ontr,", ""a resulr of which r s:r this five-year ;";;i;. r am nor arloweal to rerurn to ny country for those five years, This systen was adopted recentty U! the rsraeli authorities to {leai witrr pr isonei" -roio n.u" this seal on their idenrity card.', (A/AC.IA\/RT.4267\da. I,)A/40/702 Eng Iish Page 2l 3, Freedom of a ssoc i at ion (see sect. Iv.c, paras. I50 to 154 belor) I 4?. The problems faced by the civilians in the @cupied territories also affect the orqanization of the labour force' In the situation prevailinq in the territories, thls appears to be the result of the close links between the trade union novenent and nationalist novenents in the occupied territories, whether in palestine or in the occupied Golan Heights of the syrian Arab Republic. Referrlng to the situation in the t{est Bank and Gazar $r' Ahned !4agbout stated: 'r... The trade unions pursue the patriotic struggle of the Palestinians because lhe occupyinq authorities are flghting against the trade unions' They have inpr isoned scores of trade union workers. They intervene in the establishnent or getting up ot special laes concernlng these trade unions. Article 83 of the Jordanian Law concerning the riqht to $ork and freedorn of assoclatlon ras anended by a Military order. This zionist law establishes how the governing councils of these.trade unions should be ftade up and also decides on the conmittees that are affiliated to then. ... tlany trade union headquarters have been attacked, such as the general headquarters of the General t{orkersr Trade union ln Nablus in 1975, 1978 and since these dates. Tbe headquarters of the construction glorkerst Trade unlon in Ranallah wag also ralded. and the headquarters of the Tallorst Trade Union ehere I eorked in Nabfus, .,. Apart from this, ... other institutions and clubs have also been raided, for example, the youth centre in Balaca eas attacked sinPl-y because
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the situation of civilians in the occupied territories, including restrictions on movement, imprisonment of trade union workers, and attacks on trade union headquarters. It seems to be highlighting the impact of occupation on the daily lives and economic activities of the people, particularly in the context of employment and labor rights.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief