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The current scenario of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and mediation in Russia reflects a growing recognition of these methods as effective alternatives to traditional litigation. The legal framework in Russia provides for ADR mechanisms, including mediation and arbitration, to resolve disputes.

Mediation in Russia is primarily regulated by the Federal Law on Mediation, which was introduced in 2011. This law sets out the legal framework for mediation, including the principles, procedures, and qualifications for mediators. Additionally, the Russian Arbitration Procedure Code provides a legal basis for arbitration proceedings.

Data regarding the pendency and resolution of disputes in Russia is not readily available. However, there has been an increasing interest in mediation as a means of resolving disputes, particularly in commercial and civil matters.

Dispute resolution platforms like Equa contribute to the resolution of disputes in Russia through Online Dispute Resolution (ODR). These platforms provide a digital space where parties can engage in mediation remotely, using technology to facilitate communication, document sharing, and negotiation.

Equa's ODR platform helps people in Russia by enhancing access to justice, particularly in cases where geographical distance or other factors may impede traditional dispute resolution methods. Online mediation offers convenience, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, allowing parties to resolve their disputes without the need for physical presence. These platforms provide a secure and confidential environment for parties to communicate and collaborate towards a mutually acceptable resolution. By leveraging technology, Equa and similar platforms make dispute resolution more accessible and streamlined for individuals and businesses in Russia.

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