326. In concluslon, the sp€clal Comnittee cannot but observe a continuingdet€rloratlon in the level of respect for the huoan rlghts of the clvllianpopulation. The relevant provlsions of the fourth ceneva Convention cootlnue to bedisregarded. A1l sectors of life of the civillan populatlon, whether ln regard totheir clvll or pol.itlcal right6 or in regard to their econooic, soclal or culturalrlghts, are conatantly pervadeal by the continulng and relentless policy of theauthorltles to annex and settle the occupied territories. At the same tine, the hundreds of thouaanals of palestinians who are still outside the occupiedterrltorles are denled the rlght to return, as their property ls taken over for the establi.shoent of Israeli settleoents. The situation in the occupied terrltories at tbe nooent of the adoption of the present report is grave, and tbe experience of the Special Comoittee conflrna the vier that the cycle of violence ls bound to continue and that the situation therefore rrill renain exploslve. 327. The lnternational comnunity must assuRe lts responsibility and adopt measuresto reverse this deterioratlon, in the circumstances, the parties concerned mustA/40/702 Engl ish Page lll chdnge their attltude in regard to the overall poLltical aspecta of lbe problem andgive priority to the aafeguard of the. fundarnentll rights of the civilians in theoccupied terr itorles. VI. ADOPTION OF Tl{E REPORT 328. The present report rras approved and signed by the Special Comnietee on30 Au9u6t 1985 ln accordance with rule 20 of its rules,of procedure. (siqned) N. WIJEWARDANE (Srl hnka) (chainnan) (Siqned) A. SENE (Senegal) (Elgggg.) D. ,tovANIc (Yusoslavia )A/40/702 Engllsb Page 112 Notes A/34/6s\ A/35/425t A/36/579t A/37/48st A/38/4o9 and A/39 /59I ' Z/ official Records of tbe geIlqril AesembLY, -Ivgntv:fift! 9999ion agend; itern tol' documenl A/8tilEf; rr..tv-"i.ttt s...1rc, aqenda iten 40, docunent A/8630t iLia., riEifv-s@ lgenda -ltem 42' docunent A/895ot ibid., Trenty-eighlb sess Annexee, agenda iten 45, docunentL/ Officiat Recortls of ehe General Assernb+v' $te.lEY:f.i f-th- seEs-igIl, agenda
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the situation in the occupied territories, focusing on the human rights of civilians, the disregard of international conventions, and the need for the international community to take action. The report highlights the ongoing violence, annexation, and settlement policies, which affect various aspects of civilian life, including their rights to return to their homes, economic and social rights, and cultural rights.

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