have attended these training which have been proved to be very useful in the daily dispersion of their duties. On the other hand Government in collaboration with UNICEF are implementing grass root justice by training the local people within their respective commtmities basic legal knowledge. These people will act as legal advisers to their fellow villagers. NGOs such as legal and Human Rights Centre, Tanzania Media Association, Tanzania Women Lawyers Association, to mention a few, have been conducting legal literacy campaigns in various issues regarding human rights, through publication of pamphlets, booklets, posters and through radio, television programs, as well as in seminars, workshops and legal aid camps. The media including newspapers have made legal issues part of the content in their features as well as Television programmes and radio plays have been used to educate the public on legal rights. For instance the independent television has a pro gram 'zijue haki zako za msingi za kisheria' meaning know your basic human rights every Tuesday evening for half an· hour, where by they would normally have one or two people conversant with legal rights in the studio to talk on different issues regarding basic legal rights. The TV program 'MULIKA' that is transmitted through Channel Ten, also makes people aware of the rights they are entitled to. Having seen the above measures taken by the Govemment of the United Republic of Tanzania in collaboration with International Organisations and NGO's one can see how Tanzania is striving to educate its people on Human Rights issues. As a result of awareness on legal rights more people are resorting to legal aid clinics, centres for counselling and legal advice. ARTICLE 26: COURTS AND NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTION The Judiciary is another pillar of the state which is accorded a special position m a democratic society. The Judiciary means the court and those who compose it. The Judiciary is vested with the power to decide between subjects of the state or between the 41