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An overview of EJAM's purpose, objectives, and long-term vision.

The judicial and institutional partners working together to implement EJAM.

An explanation of the project’s approach, coordination model, and method of cooperation.

A description of the governance and coordination bodies that guide EJAM’s implementation.

Project Highlights

Major milestones and significant developments in EJAM’s implementation.

Upcoming Activities

Planned meetings, missions, and engagements scheduled as part of the project.

Recent Events

Summaries of completed meetings, workshops, and institutional gatherings related to EJAM.

Resources Contact

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An overview of EJAM's purpose, objectives, and long-term vision.

The judicial and institutional partners working together to implement EJAM.

An explanation of the project’s approach, coordination model, and method of cooperation.

A description of the governance and coordination bodies that guide EJAM’s implementation.

Project Highlights

Major milestones and significant developments in EJAM’s implementation.

Upcoming Activities

Planned meetings, missions, and engagements scheduled as part of the project.

Recent Events

Summaries of completed meetings, workshops, and institutional gatherings related to EJAM.

Resources Contact

Access to Justice: Community Reports Summary

2026-01-26

This study is a consolidated group research carried out by the Access to Justice Working Group (A2J WG) under the “Equal Justice for All” (EJAM) project. It aims to identify the real/practical barriers and challenges affecting access justice in Mongolia.

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For general enquiries related to the Equal Justice for All in Mongolia (EJAM) project, please contact:

Email: info@ejam.mn

Address: Sukhbaatar District, 8th Khoroo, A.Amar Street – 29, “San Business Center”, 4th Floor Room 401, Ulaanbaatar 14200, Mongolia

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For EJAM partner institutions and approved users. Access the secure project workspace for internal materials, coordination documents, and partner-only information.

This project is funded by the Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada.