The two-day leadership training for Chief Justices, organized by the Judicial Training, Research and Information Academy under the Equal Justice for All in Mongolia (EJAM) project, funded by the Government of Canada and implemented in cooperation with Canadian judicial partners, successfully concluded on October 23, 2026.

On the second day, Justice G. Banzragch of the Supreme Court of Mongolia; The Honourable Justice Tom Crabtree, Senior International Judicial Advisor at the National Judicial Institute of Canada and Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia; and Carly Shrever and Sally Ryan, psychologists and directors of Human Ethos, led a session entitled “Judicial Stress and Wellbeing: What a Chief Judge Needs to Know.”

S. Nasanjargal, Head of the Information Center of the Judicial Training, Research and Information Academy, introduced approaches to media relations within the judiciary and provided an overview of the Caseline digital platform.

Canadian judicial representatives also shared their experiences and practices in engaging with the media. The contributors included The Honourable Suzanne M. Duncan, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Yukon; Justice Tom Crabtree; The Honourable Robert G. Richards, former Chief Justice of Saskatchewan; and The Honourable Paul Crampton, former Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Canada.

In addition, Chief Justice Ts. Tsogt of the Supreme Court of Mongolia presented the Court’s vision and strategic priorities, highlighting the leadership roles and responsibilities of Chief Justices within Mongolia’s judicial system.

At the conclusion of the training, Justice Tom Crabtree and Dr. D. Erdenechimeg, Director of the Judicial Training, Research and Information Academy, reflected on the key themes and outcomes of the two-day program.

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