text: UNITED NATIONS GeneralAssembly@Distr. GENERAL A/40/686 30 September I985 ORTGINALI ENGLI STJ Fortieth session Agencla iten 75 REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMUITTEE TO INVESTIGAI'E ISRAELI PRACTTCES AFFECTING THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF THE POPULATION OF THE OCCUPIED TERRITORTES Report of the sec r e ta ry-Gene ra 1 (in pursuance of General Assemblv resoluti.on 39,/95 A) 1. The present report is subnitted in pursuance of ceneral Assenbly resolution 39/95 A of 14 December 1984, the operative part of lrhich reads as follows3 tThe General Assenbly, "1. Deplores tbe fact that the fsraeli authorities, at tbe last rninute, took one prisoner, zivad Abu Ein, who had been registered before embarkatlon by delegates of the International Committee of the Red Cross at Tel Aviv a i rpor t; "2. Condenns Israel for its failure to comply with resolution 38/79 A of I5 December 1983t "3. Dernands again the inmediate release of all prisoners, includinq ziyad Abu Ein. lrho r^'ere duly registered to be freed fron fnsar Canp and other military command posts in southern Lehanon and lsrael but have not, in fact, been released. and the securing of their transfer to Algiers in confornitywith the agreement reached tbrough the good offices of the International Committee of the Red Cross; "4. Requests the Sec reta ry-Gene ra I to report soon as possible and not later than the beqinningthe irnplernentation of the present resolution." 85-26456 1720s (E)to the cenpral Assemhly as of the fortieth session ofA/40/686 Enqlish Page 2 2. on 29 March 1985, the Sec reta ry-cene ra t addressed a note verbale to the Pernanent Representative of Israel in whicb he referred to his reporting responsibili.ty under the resolution and requested the Perrnanent Representative to convey to him any infornation his Governnent might provide concerning the implenentation of its relevant provisions,
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, specifically addressing the human rights situation in the occupied territories. It mentions prisoners, military command posts, and the International Committee of the Red Cross, indicating that the report is focused on humanitarian and human rights issues.