Page 31  The litigant in need has the right to legal assistance and to a lawyer recruited by the national bar association. 86. The Sahrawi State through the Ministry of Justice, promotes judicial action by:  developing the judicial institutions by popularising their work through the media;  implementation of training and retraining of Judges and employees of the legal profession to upgrade their standards;  paying attention to retaining institutions and juvenile delinquency centres so that they can play a role in the education, training and rehabilitation of inmates for integration in society;  harmonisation of legislations and proposing laws for adoption by Parliament for the promotion of judicial action and adapting it to the objectives of preservation of justice; 87. To promote free practice of the legal profession and brining the judiciary closer to litigants, the Sahrawi lawmakers have recently reviewed the Legal Practice Act 04/02 of 3 July 2004 on the Legal Profession which is fully independent as well as the protection of lawyers from any arbitrariness in the discharge of their duties to ensure free and independent practice. 6. 88. Freedom of Faith (Article 8 of the Charter) The Sahrawi society is tolerant and open and there are no sects other than those belonging to the Islamic faith as the religion of the State. The Sahrawi Constitution