Background
The National Police of Cambodia operates through a national anti-online-scams committee (abbreviated in Khmer as គ.ប.ឆ.ប.) to coordinate prevention and investigation efforts at the provincial level. The National Police of Cambodia coordinates provincial anti-online-scams operations through the national anti-online-scams committee (គ.ប.ឆ.ប.).
Provincial meetings convened by senior police officials serve to disseminate implementation reports and align multi-agency responses across provincial police units, the Royal Gendarmerie and judicial institutions. Provincial meetings are used to disseminate implementation reports on preventative measures and to align multi-agency responses across provincial police, gendarmerie and judicial bodies.
Key Developments
On 11 June 2026, Deputy National Police Commissioner Di Vichea (ឌី វិជ្ជា) led a dissemination meeting at the conference hall of the Kratie provincial police to present a report on actions taken against online scams. Participants included the provincial deputy governor (លោក ទុយ ប៊ុនសេរីរត្ន័មុនី), a representative of Governor Va Thon (ឯកឧត្តម វ៉ា ថន), the provincial police chief, the Royal Gendarmerie unit in Kratie and local judicial institutions.
The online meeting and report are part of wider national coordination following a 21 April 2026 appointment by Prime Minister Hun Manet that assigned Di Vichea additional responsibilities within the national anti-online-scams committee, including leadership of Working Group No.1 with provincial responsibilities covering Svay Rieng, Prey Veng, Tbong Khmum, Mondulkiri and Kratie. The National Police published a related notice and summary on its channels, linking national coordination to provincial implementation.
Institutional Role
The anti-online-scams committee (គ.ប.ឆ.ប.) functions as a national coordination mechanism that designates tasking and reporting lines from the national police hierarchy to provincial teams. Working Group No.1, led by Di Vichea under the committee structure, carries assigned provincial responsibilities to coordinate preventive actions and information sharing across the listed provinces.
