Environmental Law in Cambodia covers the legal and policy framework governing environmental protection, natural resource management, pollution control, environmental impact assessment, waste management, biodiversity conservation, and climate-related governance. This page tracks key policy developments, regulatory changes, government actions, enforcement measures, compliance requirements, and institutional activity by ministries and other public authorities responsible for environmental regulation and oversight. It provides structured, up-to-date coverage of official developments in Cambodia, helping users monitor evolving rules, administrative practice, and governance trends relevant to environmental compliance and regulatory implementation.
Ministry of Environment park rangers conducted enforcement operations against illegal land clearing in Cambodia's Kirirom National Park, targeting unauthorized land appropriation in protected-area territory.
Ministry of Environment issued implementation measures for Law 2.1 to strengthen legal procedures for natural resource crime investigations in Cambodia.
Cambodia MPWT convened a national workshop to review environmental regulation and EIA guidance for inland waterway transport; participants requested the MRC draft be retitled to clarify non-mandatory, technical-reference use.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment ordered Xin Haowei Clothing to replace oil-fired burners after an inspection found air emissions exceeded environmental standards at its Phnom Penh garment facility.
Ministry of Environment publishes Cambodia environmental regulation extract: criminal penalties for unauthorized hunting and collection of wildlife in protected areas.
Ministry of Environment (Preah Vihear provincial office) filed a legal case (action) against suspected illegal timber transport from the Phnum Tnout-Phnum Pak wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia (object).
Ministry of Environment reports Cambodia enforcement teams recorded 33 natural-resource offenses and forwarded four case files to court, signaling stepped-up protected-area regulation.