The Anti-Corruption Unit is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for anti-corruption oversight, integrity enforcement, and the institutional framework supporting public sector accountability and good governance. Its regulatory scope covers corruption prevention, complaint review, investigative coordination, compliance monitoring, asset and ethics oversight, and measures that strengthen transparency, administrative discipline, and enforcement across government institutions. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, oversight priorities, and enforcement activity related to anti-corruption regulation and public administration in Cambodia.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported progress in the 2026 biennial asset and debt declaration process, with Takeo and Ratanakiri provinces reaching 100% completion. Nationwide, 15,400 officials had submitted asset and debt declarations, representing 77.44% of the total required filers.
The Anti-Corruption Unit said retirees must submit an asset and debt declaration within 30 days after retirement, unless they still hold another position subject to the declaration regime. It also reported Siem Reap as the 10th province to reach 100% compliance, with overall declaration progress at 74.38%.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit reported progress in the 2026 two-year asset and debt declaration regime, with Koh Kong, Stung Treng, Tboung Khmum, and the Ministry of Rural Development reaching 100% submission. The update provides a regulatory snapshot of compliance under Cambodia’s anti-corruption disclosure system.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported that the Constitutional Council and the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training completed their 2026 asset and liability declarations, bringing nationwide declaration progress to 49.35% of 19,887 required filers. The ACU also said its declaration unit continues receiving documents seven days a week.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit said asset and debt declaration files are kept under the confidentiality rules set out in anti-corruption law, while reporting 7,497 submissions, or 37.69% of the 2026 two-year filing cycle total. The update relates to Cambodia’s anti-corruption compliance system for officials required to submit declaration documents.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit reported early 2026 progress in the asset and debt declaration process, with 7,471 filings received in the first three days under the two-year reporting cycle. The update reflects ongoing administrative governance and compliance monitoring under Cambodia’s anti-corruption system.
Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit reported that 7,096 asset and debt declaration filings, or 35.68% of the total required submissions, had been received by midday on 2 January 2026 under the current compliance cycle. The update concerns Cambodia’s asset declaration regulation and filing administration for public officials and other obligated persons.
The Anti-Corruption Unit reported progress in the 2026 asset and liability declaration process, with the National Election Committee and Mondulkiri province reaching 100% submission by midday on 1 January. The update covers nationwide declaration compliance, filing schedules, and an exemption for frontline armed forces personnel.
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