Judicial and Procedural Law in Cambodia covers the legal framework governing courts, civil and criminal procedure, evidentiary rules, case handling, dispute resolution, and the administration of justice within the national governance system. This page tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, court administration measures, institutional reforms, enforcement practices, and compliance-related changes affecting judicial processes, prosecutorial procedures, and legal remedies. It provides structured updates on official developments, organized for long-term reference and ongoing monitoring of Cambodia’s judicial institutions, procedural standards, and related governance and enforcement activity.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 2,671 foreign nationals as part of immigration enforcement actions linked to online scams, document violations, unlawful work, and other alleged offenses.
Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration deported 153 Chinese nationals linked to online scams and immigration violations through a special flight from Siem Reap Angkor International Airport. The action reflects Cambodia’s immigration enforcement role in cross-border cybercrime cases.
Cambodia’s National Police conducted a cybercrime security operation against an alleged online scam group in Poipet, Banteay Meanchey. Authorities reported finding and initially detaining multiple foreign nationals, mostly Chinese, during the operation.
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 Civil Service announced an online competitive recruitment process for 45 legal officer positions to serve under the Ministry of Justice. The recruitment notice is relevant to civil service governance, public sector hiring, and legal administration.
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’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 Civil Service has launched online registration for civil service recruitment exams covering vacancies in the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the Secretariat of Border Affairs. The development relates to public sector recruitment governance and administrative hiring procedures.
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.
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