territories. These statenents have been taken into account by the Special Connittee in ttle present report. In Particular, attention is drawn !o a statenent received from Dr. Munther Salah, President of the AI Najah National Unlversity' tdhich the special ConmitEee feft constituted an eloquenE and spontaneous description of the reality faced by the civilian population of the occupied territories. 32. The follovring paragraphs contain a sumnary of the lnformation exanined by the sDecial committee divided as followss A. B. D. 1.oral evidence i gtritten information i Treatment of civilians including fundamental freedons; Annexation and settlements i Treatment of deta inees. A. OraL evidence 33. As stated above and as has been the practice of the SPecial Committee' bearings rrere conducted in the course ot ehi.ch the special connittee received infornation fron persons having firs!-hand experience of the situation in the occupied territories. The records of the testinonies received by the sPecial connittee are contained in documents A/AC.f45/RT.4l2 to 427. The followinq paragraphs contain a selection of excerpts of these testinonies Phicb the special connittee consi.dered illustrative of several aspects of the sltuation of hunan rights in the occupied territories. nhere these aspects correaPond to excerpts reproduced in the part dealinq rdith eritten information an apPropriate cross reference is nade. They are divialed accordinq to the subject-natter, as folloPs: Freedotn of novement i Freedom ot educat ion; Freedon of associatloni2.^/40/702English Page 16 7.Fr eedorn of wor sb ip t Fr eedon of expr ess ion t Treaenent of civilians t Treatment of detainees t Annexation and settlernent, colan Heights t 1. Freedom of novemeDt (see sect. Iv.C, paras. 107 to 130 below) 34' The sPecial connittee heard several stalements reflecting the manner in whichthe righC to freedon of movenent is linited, above and beyond the security
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report by a special committee, discussing the situation of human rights in occupied territories. The committee received statements and testimonies from individuals with firsthand experience, and the report summarizes the information received. The topics discussed include the treatment of civilians, including fundamental freedoms, annexation and settlements, and the treatment of detainees. These topics suggest that the report is focused on human rights and humanitarian issues.

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