text: Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways. In addition, one local airline operates between Koror and the outlying states of Angaur and Peleliu . IV. SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT A. Human rights 75. The inhabitants of the Trust Territory are guaranteed, inter alia, the following basic human rights and fundamental freedoms as set forth in the Trust Territory Code and the constitutions of each of the national and state governments that make up the Trust Territory: freedom of religion, of speech and of the press; the right of assembly and the right to petition; no slavery or involun~ary_ servitude ; protection against unreasonable search and seizure; no depr1vat1 on of life, liberty or property without due process of law; no discrimination on account of race, sex or language; writ of habeas corpus; protection of trade and property rights; and due recognition of local customs. The right o7 ~etit~on is gra~ted and inhabitants have petitioned the United Nations and the Adm1n1ster1ng Authority. / ... T/L,1274 English Page 15 76. Women in the Trust Territory are equal tomen under the law. They have equal access to courts and equal rights to own property, to control earnings, to actas guardians, to engage in business, to hold public office and to vote. According to the current annual report, the strength of local custom may influence the exercise of these rights to varying degrees. B. Medical and health services 77. The centre of Palau's health system is the 68-bed MacDonald Memorial Hospital located at Koror, where 68 per cent of the population resides. With the improvement of the road infrastructure, sorne 79 per cent of the population has easy access to the hospital. 78. Residents outside the centre rely for primary care on 13 dispensaries located in 12 of the 16 states of Palau and travel to the hospital for secondary and more 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the social and healthcare aspects of Palau, mentioning human rights, medical and health services, and women's rights. While there are no direct mentions of economic development, industry, or international trade, it can be inferred that these aspects are indirectly related to the overall well-being of the population.