The Consumer Protection Approach in Kazakhstan
Sultanova A. Ilyassova G.
2022Brill Nijhoff
European Journal of Comparative Law and Governance
2022#10Issue 1117 - 146 pp.
The paper explores current theoretical and practical challenges on the way to improve consumer protection in Kazakhstan in the existing environment. Kazakhstan consistently implements reforms to improve the national consumer protection system, given the growing public demand for better quality services in many areas of life. The entire consumer protection system is now being restructured to secure consumer rights based on here and now principle. Theoretical conclusions and proposals for improving consumer protection legislation and law enforcement practices were based on the research findings. More specifically, new administrative, judicial, blended protection approaches, enhancing consumer protection efficiency, were suggested following generalization of European practice. The study revealed common EU approaches to transition from the conventional administrative approach to a blended consumer legal protection approach. The research findings suggested that consumers may be protected only with the effective cooperation of all state bodies and consumer organizations.
consumer protection , consumer rights , ngo s , Ombudsman , out-of-court settlement
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Department of Civil and Labor Law, E.A. Buketov Karaganda University, Karagandy, Kazakhstan
Department of Civil and Labor Law
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