text: lnfornation on the situat.ion resultlng from the rerease of 1,150 security detaineegin l.4ay 1985r some 600 of tdhich renalned in the occupied territories. The sectionalso contains inforruation on the conseguences of the liberation of those prisoners on the sltuation of human. rlghts in the occupied terribories. Section IV.Ccontains lnformation reflecting the policy folrowed by the covernment of rsrael lnregard to the treatment of civilians andr in partlcular, certain fundamentat freedoms recognized under lnternational humanitarlan lans, such as the right to freedoo of ttrovement, education, association, worship and expression. In additlon,this section contains infornation on the treatment of civirians and on economic oeasurea taken in thelr regardt it also contains lnformatlon on trials and reproduces a sample table of lncidents taklng pLace in the occupied territories bydate and place. Section IV.D contains information reLating to the policy announcedby the @vernment of fsrael to annex and settle the occupied territories and measures taken in pursuance of that pollcy, including the estabi-lshment ofsettlements and exproprlation of property. 320. Section IV.E contains lnformation relatlng to treatment of detainees,including lnformation on prlson conditions i.n general and individual conditions inpartlcular. In the course of lts activities over the years, tbe Special Comnitteehss followed the case of Abdul Aziz shahin, nho spent 15 years in rsraeri prisons and who l,as released upon completion of hls sentence, was pu! under house arrest and eventually expelletl rdhlle proceedings r'ere still under way in an effort toprotect his rlght to live in hls homeland. The case of Shahin constitutes aninterestlng illustralion of detention conditions extending over the entlre periodof occupation and for that reason the Speciat Conmittee has lncluded a suomary anda schematlc descriptlon of his experlence in that section.
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the situation of human rights in the occupied territories, specifically focusing on the treatment of civilians, prisoners, and detainees by the Israeli government. The report highlights the consequences of the liberation of prisoners, the policy of annexation and settlement of the occupied territories, and the conditions of detention. The text does not mention any economic, industrial, or environmental issues, and instead focuses on human rights and humanitarian concerns.