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.
The Ministry of Justice convened a high-level meeting to discuss preparations for amendments to Cambodia's Criminal Code, marking a significant regulatory development with long-term implications for legal governance and judicial procedures.
Summary of the 10th meeting of Cambodia’s National Steering Committee on population census, demographic statistics, and identification, outlining strategic plans and the progress review from 2016 to 2026. This event has long-term reference value due to its role in guiding national legal and strategic frameworks on population data and identification policy.
A Ministry of Justice technical working group meeting was held to review and discuss proposed amendments to certain provisions of the Penal Code, ensuring ongoing legal reform and providing a long-term reference for regulatory development in Cambodia.
This briefing reports the 30th meeting of the Ministry of Justice’s Technical Working Group tasked with preparing amendments to the Cambodian Criminal Code, focusing on procedural provisions related to defamation complaints, suspensions, and accusation conditions. It holds long-term reference value for tracing ongoing criminal law reform processes.
The Ministry of Justice conducted its 19th technical working group meeting to review and discuss the draft guidelines on the policy for conditional release, an important regulatory framework for prisoner management and judicial procedures.
This briefing covers a technical working group meeting held to review proposed amendments to specific articles (253 to 256) of Cambodia’s Civil Procedure Code, reflecting ongoing regulatory reform efforts. The update provides long-term reference value as it documents formal institutional processes in judicial procedural development.
This update reports on a key inter-ministerial meeting reviewing the draft law approving Cambodia's commercial denial agreement with the United States, reflecting an important stage in bilateral trade regulatory coordination with long-term legal and governance significance.
The Ministry of Justice led the first meeting of the commission tasked with reviewing drafts of a prakas and a decision concerning the procedures for interim management of seized objects in capital and provincial courts, establishing long-term procedural and institutional frameworks.
The Ministry of Justice organized an inter-agency technical meeting to review and discuss the draft law on combating fraud via technology, establishing a key regulatory framework aligned with Cambodia’s international commitments. This draft law holds long-term reference value as it formalizes government efforts to prevent and suppress technology-based fraud.
The Ministry of Justice organized a workshop to review and reflect on the ASEAN-Australia Counter-Trafficking (ASEAN-ACT) program activities and progress. This event holds long-term archival value due to its documentation of coordinated efforts among Cambodian and ASEAN agencies to combat human trafficking.
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