text: safeguarding of the Helfare and human rights of the population of the occuPled territories and to report to the Secr etary-Gener aI as soon as possible and rrhenever the need ari6es thereafterr". It decided to continue its systen of mnitoring infornation on ttre occuPied terrltorles and, in reference to paragraph 15 of resolutLon 39/95 D, to pay Epecial atEentlon to lnformation on treatment of civllians in detenlion. The SPeciaI @mnittee exanined information on the situation in the occupied territories for the period comrnencing with the date of the adoption of its report to the General Assembly (A/39 /39L1 on 14 Septenber l98rl. It examineal a nunber of connunications referred to it concerning individual cases of alleged hunan rights vlolations in tbe occupied terrltories. It decided upon the organizatlon of its rvork for the year. The Special CorMlittee agreed to addrea€ itself to the Government of fsrael and to the Governments of Egypt, Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic' with a vles to aeeking their co-operation in the inplenentation of its manalate. The sPecial Connittee also agreed to address itself to the Palestine Li6eration Organization and to the International Comrittee of the Red Cross. FinaIIy, the SPecial Connittee decided that at its next serles of meetings lt would undertake hearings in the area for the purpose of recordlng relevant infornation or evidence' 11. On 25 ilanuary 1985, the SpeciaL Committee addresged a letter to the SeCr etary-General seeklng hls intervention in an effort to secure the co-oPeration of the Governnent of Israel. The letter read as follows: "The SPecial Connittee met at the United Nations Office at ceneva from 21-25 January 1985 to exanine lts nandate and to decide on its inPlenentatlon. The Special Coffnittee alecided to approach the covernrTrents concerned with a reguest fo! their co-oPeration and to receive fron then any
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the Special Committee, which is focused on the welfare and human rights of the population in occupied territories. The committee is seeking cooperation from governments and organizations to gather information and evidence on human rights violations. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other categories related to material well-being. Instead, it seems to be focused on the protection of human rights and humanitarian concerns.