Comparative Characteristics of Social Security for Judges in the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan, and the Republic of Belarus

The article is devoted to a comparative study of social security models for judges in the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan and Belarus. The structure of financial remuneration, medical care, housing conditions, transportation support, pension provision, legal guarantees, and professional development of judges are examined in each of the studied countries. The conducted analysis reveals differences and similarities in approaches to creating social guarantees for the judiciary, emphasizing Russia's leadership in terms of scale and quality of provided social benefits, average indicators in Kazakhstan, and lower ones in Belarus. Conclusions are drawn on the expediency of mutual exchange of best practices and further harmonization of national legislation in the field of judicial social security.