Page 22  The Chairperson of the Council appointed by the President of the Republic;  Two(2) Judges appointed by the President of the Republic;  Two (2) judges appointed by Parliament;  Three(3) judges elected by the General Assembly of the Judiciary;  The statutes of the judges and those of the Supreme Council of Judges regulate and define the judiciary and rights and obligations of the judges. 2. 59. The Judiciary and Its Organs In carrying out its duties, the Judiciary as an institution, is assisted by a group of bodies, experts and regulatory organs under the supervision of the Prosecutor General and its work and mandate are defined in the legal Proceedings Act. 60. The Judiciary under its annual programmes and different competences, goes through a formative period characterised by a series of lectures on the human rights culture, ethics of the profession of the judicial Police Officers and its relationship with guarantees for human rights in addition to the organisation of fora in this regard in collaboration with the human rights organisations and UNHCR.. 3. 61. Rehabilitation and Educational Institutions Crime rates in the Sahrawi State are very low due mainly to circumstances under which the peaceful Sahrawi people live and struggle for the full restoration of their national sovereignty. In spite of that, the Sahrawi Government attaches great importance to this sector. In this regard, it has adopted the policy of crime prevention