What happens when Canadian judges travel abroad to share their expertise — and what do they bring back? 

In this episode, Christine O'Doherty (Lawyer & CIAJ's Executive Director) welcomes The Honourable Justice Carole A. Beaton (Nova Scotia Court of Appeal), to discuss her involvement in the Technical Assistance Partnership Project – Federal Judicial Affairs Canada (TAP-FJA). The two sat down together in Armenia in May 2026, on the sidelines of the mission, to record this conversation. Drawing from her exchanges with local judges and court officials, Justice Beaton reflects on the importance of judicial independence, the value of cross-jurisdictional dialogue, and Canada's role in supporting justice reform abroad. She also shares what motivates her participation in these missions and how this experience has shaped her perspective on international judicial cooperation. 

A thoughtful and inspiring conversation at the intersection of judicial expertise and international cooperation.

This project is part of the Technical Assistance Partnership supported by Global Affairs Canada.

 

Guest

  • The Honourable Justice Carole A. Beaton, Nova Scotia Court of Appeal

Host

  • Christine O'Doherty, Lawyer & Executive Director, CIAJ

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