text: heald ... lle succeed only rarely with our applicatlon for bail because thecourt takea into consideration the position of the prosecutlon and also Hhatia kno0n as rthe secret reDortr. "One detainee oho hae been held in prison for nore than one year is Abdallah Abnad Bashir from the village of Jinsafut in the region of Nablus. lle eas arrested on 25 Janurary 1984, and on 12 February he rraa charged rrith inclting tbe nurder of an Israeli agent. I uill not 9o into the truth or otherei.se of thls charge, but by 12 February 1985, that is, nore than one year Iater, Abdallah Bashir was atill being held and no evidence of his guilt had been produced ... n... the police authorlties can request an extension of detention afterthe I8 days, and up to 60 days ,,, In nilitary tas ... the 48 hours are equalto the 18 daya applicable.in the west Bank. In the $est Bank they can reguest an ettenaion of tbe 60 daye, and if the prisoner is not represented by a laeyer they may obtaln 45 to 50 days nore, tbe equivalent to a toaxinuln of 15 days in Israel. $lhen an extension of detention ia requested, the prisoner isgiven orally the charges against hin, but no charqe-sheet is established. Euerything is referred to the nilltary courts, and lt ls the nilitary courts ehlch drar up the charge-sheet.n (A/AC.L45/F(f.4f2l 8. Annexation and settlenents (see aect. IV,D, para6. 238 to 279 belorp) 54. Several aspects of the neasures Caken by the Israeli authorlties to expropriate Iand in ehe occupied territories rrere described by Mr. .taead Boulos. Referrlng to the pract.ice of expropriating property by declaring land to be State Land, he sald: '... I should like to discuss the gravity of this natter of declarihg
analysis: The text appears to be discussing human rights issues in the occupied territories, specifically the treatment of prisoners and the expropriation of land by the Israeli authorities. It mentions the detention of Abdallah Abnad Bashir, the lack of evidence of his guilt, and the extension of his detention. It also describes the practice of declaring land as State Land, which is likely to be related to the issue of expropriation. Given the focus on human rights and the treatment of prisoners, it seems likely that the text falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief.