text: D. Falkland Islands E. Gibraltar F. Hong Kong G. Montserrat H. Pitcairn I. St. Helena J. Turks and Caicos Islands 3. The reports on the dependent territories follow the same format but vary considerably in length and content. This reflects the many differences in the Legal and administrative practices of the various territories, all of which Have been closely consulted in the preparation of this report. Each territory Has is own legislative assembly, which makes its own laws according to local circumstances, priorities and perceptions. One indicator of the J*'®'"** 0 the circumstances of these territories may be found in the different their populations, the latest statistics for which are as follows. Bermuda 56•°°° British Virgin Islands 12,000 Cayman Islands ' Falkland Islands Gibraltar 5 736*100 Hong Kong • ' 0Q Montserrat „ Pitcairn 7 n,, St- Helena 13 000 Turks and Caicos Islands » * v u.man Riehts Committee to discuss the second During the session of the Jum ^ Covenant emerged as a matter of ?ort, the question of publicity response to the concern expressed, tticular concern to the Committee. klet containing the texts of the 5 British Government ha6 produce aolitical Rights and the International ternational Covenant on Civil an &1 Rights, and has arranged for copies 'enant on Economic, Social and Cu dependent territories, this booklet to be placed in 1 r CCPR/C/58/Add.6 page 96 A. BERMUDA 1. General 1. The civil and political rights recognized by the Covenant are protected in Bermuda by the Constitution of Bermuda 1968 and the Human Rights Act 1981. 2. The Constitution sets out the fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual and provides protection: (a) Of the right to life; (b) From inhuman treatment; (c) From slavery and forced labour; (d) From arbitrary arrest or detention; 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the human rights situation in various British dependent territories. It discusses the legal framework and practices in each territory, as well as the population statistics and the responses of the territories to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Given the focus on human rights and the legal systems of these territories, I hypothesize that the most fitting category would be a combination of **Human rights** and **Governance**.