Problems of development of mediation in Kazakhstan

2024

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DOI 10.46914/2959-4197-2023-1-4-19-27
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Abstract

In this article the author considers and analyses the issues of legal regulation of the institute of mediation in our country, which is an alternative method of dispute resolution. In addition, the article considers some issues of implementation of the law on mediation, as well as amendments to this law. Through mediation disputing parties can come to a mutually acceptable solution with the participation of a neutral mediator. In the course of writing the article a review of scientific and theoretical works of a number of foreign and domestic scholars on this topic was conducted, as well as the features of mediation as an institution were analysed. In the article the author compared the development of mediation institute in Kazakhstan with the experience of foreign countries. The author also analysed the advantages and disadvantages and peculiarities of the organisation of mediation in Kazakhstan. In addition, the issues hindering the expansion of the scope of application of mediation are noted. In particular, the lack of information about the institution of mediation, the associated mistrust of the population, as well as the lack of professional mediators are the main factors that hinder the development of mediation. At the end of the article, the author suggested ways to address these issues in order to pave the way for the development of mediation.