text: 25 April 19?9. on 25 April 1982, the Egyptian territory renaining under rsraeli military occupation nas restituted to the covernment of Egypt in accordance nith the provisions of the aforenentioned agreement. Thus, for the purPoses of the present report, the territories to be considered as occuPied territories are those renaining under Israeli occuPation' nanely, the Golan lteights' the west Bank (including East Jerusafem) and the Gaza stri.Pt (b) The persons covered by resolution 2443 (xxlrl) and therefore the subject of the investigation of the special conunittee were the civilian poPulation residing ln the areas occupiett as a result of the hostilities of June 1967 and those persons nornally resident in the areas that were under occuPation but who had left those areas because of the hostilities. However, the committee noted that resolution 2443 (xxIII) referred to the "population" vrithout any qualification as bo any segment of the inhabltants of the occupied territoriest (c) The "human rlghts$ of the population of the occuPied territories consiseed of two elements, nanely, those rights which tbe Security Council referred to as I'essential and inalienabte hunan rightso in its resolution 237 (1967) of 14 June 196?, seconally' those rights which found their basis in the Protection afforded by lnternational law in particular circunstances such as nilitary occupation andr in the case of prisoners of war, capture' In accordance with General Assenbly resolution 3OO5 (XXVII), the Special Cornmittee lras also reguired to investigate allegations concerning the exploitation and the looting of the resources of the occupied territoriest the pillaging of the archaeological and cultural rreritage of the occupied territoriest and interference in the freedon of rorship in the HoIy Places of the occupied territoriest (d) The opolicies" and "practices" affecting hunan righls that cane within the scope of investigation by tbe Special Connittee referred, in the case of
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the human rights situation in territories occupied by Israel, specifically the rights of the civilian population and the responsibilities of the occupying power. The language used suggests that the text is focused on the protection of human rights, including the rights to life, dignity, and freedom, rather than on economic or material issues.