The Ministry of Justice is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for the justice domain, including the legal framework, judicial administration, prosecution policy, and the rule of law within the national governance system. Its regulatory scope typically covers justice-sector policy, court administration, legal and procedural regulation, institutional oversight, compliance measures, and enforcement coordination relevant to the administration of law. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to Cambodia’s justice framework, judicial institutions, and broader legal oversight environment.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice convened a review meeting on proposed amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code, with participation from court leaders, judges, and prosecutors. The discussion relates to criminal justice procedure and the legal framework governing investigation, prosecution, and court proceedings.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice continued technical review of Criminal Code amendments, focusing on sentencing rules, concurrent offences, single and separate charges, and limitation periods. The discussion reflects an ongoing legal-regulatory process with implications for criminal procedure and judicial consistency.
Cambodia Ministry of Justice officials joined a regional policy discussion on commercial mediation and investor-state dispute resolution. The engagement is relevant to Cambodia’s legal and investment framework, including commercial court preparation and mediation regulation.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice convened a review meeting on preparations to amend the Criminal Code, involving ministry officials and judicial representatives. The development is relevant to Cambodia’s criminal law framework, legal procedure, and regulatory governance.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice reviewed procedures for vehicle registration and ownership transfer involving temporarily managed seized assets. The discussion focused on supplementary guidance to support legal compliance, transparency, and asset value protection.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice convened a nationwide briefing for judges, prosecutors, and court officials on enforcement of the new law on combating technology-based fraud. The justice sector session focused on criminal procedure, inter-agency cooperation, and asset seizure under the new cybercrime-related legal framework.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice presented the newly promulgated anti-technological fraud law to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, foreign embassies, and international organizations, outlining key regulation changes including new offenses and special procedures. The briefing highlighted international cooperation provisions within Cambodia’s cybercrime policy framework.
Cambodia’s Senate approved without amendment a draft law on combating fraud committed through technological systems, advancing the country’s criminal law and cybercrime regulation framework. The measure was presented by the Ministry of Justice as part of Cambodia’s policy response to technology-enabled fraud.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice presented a draft law on combating technology-based fraud to Senate committees on 2 April 2026, as part of the legislative review process. The proposed regulation was unanimously supported at committee level and scheduled for Senate consideration the following day.
The Ministry of Justice convened a two-day justice sector conference to review 2025 performance and define priority work directions for 2026, with participation from judicial, prosecutorial, court administration, and related law enforcement institutions. The meeting was chaired by the Minister of Justice and included presentations on justice sector results and campaigns to accelerate case resolution and address irregularities in the courts.
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