The National Police of Cambodia is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for public security, law enforcement, and the maintenance of order within the country’s justice and internal governance framework. Its regulatory scope includes policing operations, crime prevention, investigations, public safety oversight, and enforcement measures carried out in coordination with broader legal, compliance, and governance mandates. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to policing, public security administration, and the evolving law enforcement framework in Cambodia.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide anti-drug enforcement operations on 27 December 2025, recording 58 drug crime cases and 154 arrests. The drug crackdown involved trafficking, storage and transport, and drug use cases, with narcotics and chemical substances seized across several provinces.
Cambodia National Police reported nationwide drug enforcement results for 26 December 2025, recording eight narcotics cases and 11 arrests across multiple provinces. The update provides a reference point on Cambodia’s security and anti-drug enforcement activity involving police and military police units.
The Banteay Meanchey Provincial Police Commissariat convened a meeting to disseminate its security and public order protection plan for the 32nd SEA Games and 12th ASEAN Para Games. The session outlined task allocation, responsibilities, and operational goals for police forces to ensure safety during the royal torch relay and related events in the province.
The Banteay Meanchey Provincial Police Commissariat issued a public notice about a fake Facebook account using the name "Pho Sophorn" and the image of Provincial Police Commissioner Sith Luos as a logo. The commissariat disclaimed responsibility for any misinformation or illegal activity from the fake account, clarified the details of the commissioner’s official page, and warned the account creator to delete the images or face legal action.
The Kampong Speu Provincial Police Commissariat clarified an online allegation that traffic police demanded a US$200 payment from a truck operator on National Road 4 and confirmed the ABA account used belonged to a traffic police officer. Ten traffic police officers have been temporarily held at the personnel office for disciplinary action while further legal procedures are being pursued against the truck owner.
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