implementing this article, the government has fomiulated an en.vironmental policy that has resulted into the enactment of the Environmental Management Act, 2004. There is also new Ministry of Environment which is within the vice President's Office. ARTICLE 25: STATES DUTY TO EDUCATE THE MASSES In complying with this article of the Charter the United Republic of Tanzania, has formulated a number of activities aimed at educating the public at large in order to ensure that rights and freedoms contained in the present Charter are understood. These activities are carried out by NGOs and Government Institutions and have helped individuals in realising and understand basic human rights issues and where to seek redress where the rights have been abused or violated. The Judiciary has a radio program to educate the public on the law and their legal rights. The radio program is termed as '!jue Mahakama' (Understand the judicial system) through Radio Tanzania Dar es salaam (RTD). The ~aw Reform Commission of Tanzania has also a radio programme which is transmitted through Radio one Radio Station in its 'Kume mbambazuka' session which is termed as 'siku ya sheria' (law day) once a week. In addition to this, there is a weekly programme in one of the private owned TV stations which educates the public on various legal issues. Their programme is called Understand the Law (Ijue Sheria in Kiswahili) . A Committee which was established by the Government in the Ministry of Education Vocational Training has reviewed the Primary Schools and Secondary School curricula to include Human Rights education. It is now taught in the mentioned institutions. Furthermore the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs in collaboration with different International Organisations for example the United National Development Program (UNDP) are currently undertaking a project titled Strengthening capacity to archi,ve Human Rights in Tanzania. The programme entails Human rights trai ning for State Attorney, Magistrates, Judges, Prison officers and the Police. A number of people 40