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.
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.
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.
A high-level meeting was held in Banteay Meanchey Province to disseminate the Anti-Corruption Law to subnational leadership and officials, marking an important step for institutional compliance and governance transparency.
Update on the police investigation and prosecution measures against juveniles involved in serious criminal offenses in Tbong Khmum province, demonstrating enforcement of criminal law provisions. This has long-term reference value for Cambodian juvenile criminal case management and law enforcement practices.
This update reports on the detention of two suspects by Siem Reap provincial police for offenses involving violation of trust. It holds long-term reference value as it documents law enforcement activities by the National Police, supporting historical tracing of security and judicial institutional actions.
A technical meeting was held to review and discuss the draft law on the suppression of illegal gambling, which has long-term reference value for Cambodia's regulatory framework on gambling control.
Cambodia’s National Assembly President and her Vietnamese counterpart agreed on a strategic plan to intensify legislative cooperation, parliamentary exchanges, and mutual support in interparliamentary forums, emphasizing long-term regional stability and development. This bilateral engagement highlights ongoing efforts to deepen institutional ties and implement government agreements.
The Secretariat of Cambodia's National Assembly is planning to establish a Research and Training Unit aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of specialized committees through improved research capabilities and human resource development. This structural reform enhances legislative support functions and institutional capacity.
The Cambodian General Department of Immigration carried out the expulsion of 485 foreign nationals, including 477 Chinese nationals linked to online scam cases. This action reflects the government’s strict enforcement of immigration laws and efforts to combat technology-related crimes, ensuring national security and public safety.
On February 10, 2026, Cambodian immigration authorities expelled a total of 433 foreign nationals for violations including online scams, illegal stay and work, and misuse of QR codes. This enforcement reflects ongoing efforts to uphold legal compliance and public safety in immigration governance.
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