text: Porrer or to that of any other country, occupied or not, are prohibited, regardless of their notive. "Nevertheless, the Occupying power nay undertake total Or partial evacuation of a given area if the security of the population or inperativemllltary reasona so denand. Such evacuacions may not involve the dieplac€nentof protected persons outside the bounds of the occuPied territory excePt ehenfor n5terial reasons it is imposBlble to avoid such displacement. persons thus evacuated shall be transferred back to their hones aa soon aE hostilitieain the area 1n guestion have ceaaed. 'The Occupfing power undertaking auch transfers or evacuatlons shall ensure' to the greaeest practicable extenC, that ProPer accornmodation is provided to receive the protected p€rsonE, that the renovals are effected in satiEfactory condltions of hygiene' health, safety and nutrition, anal that nembers of the 6ame farnily are not separated. lThe Protecting Power shall be informed of any transfers and evacuationa a€ soon as they have taken place. rrTbe Occupying Porrer shal-l not detain protected persons in an areaparticularly exposed to the dangers of war unless the security of the populatlon or inperative military reasons so demand, "The occupying Porrer shall not deport or transfer Parta of lt6 o$ncivllian population into the territory it occupies.n 3. In regard to the behaviour of fsraeli settlers in the occupied territories' Particularly as regards acts of violence agalnEt the person and property of thecivllian population, article 29. Article 29 reads as followstil40/702 8ngli6tl Page 115 ArEicle I47 states: nGrave breachea to nbich the preceding ArticLe relates 6hall be those lnvolving any of the following acts, if committed again8t per6on6 or ProPertyprotected by the present Conventionr wilful killing, torture or inhunan treatnent, including biological experiments, wilfully causing great Eufferibg or serious injury to boaly or health, unlasful deportation or tranafer or
analysis: This text appears to be a section of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which outlines the rules of war and the treatment of civilians and prisoners of war. The language used is formal and legalistic, and the content focuses on the protection of civilians and the regulation of military actions. Given this, it is likely that the category will be related to human rights, international law, or humanitarian aid.