This topic covers Cambodia’s framework for public security and defence, including national security policy, policing, border control, military administration, civil protection, emergency preparedness, and the governance of institutions responsible for public order and territorial integrity. It tracks key updates such as policy developments, regulation changes, government actions, enforcement measures, compliance requirements, institutional reforms, interagency coordination, and official security or defence initiatives. This page provides structured, long-term monitoring of official developments in Cambodia, helping users follow evolving governance arrangements, regulatory direction, and implementation activity across public security and defence institutions.
This editorial outlines the procedures and environmental considerations for safely disposing of confiscated contaminated meat, establishing standards crucial for public health and environmental protection with long-term regulatory importance.
Mexico has transferred 37 additional alleged drug traffickers to the United States, marking the third significant extradition this year and bringing the total number to 92. This transfer occurs amid heightened tensions between Mexico and the U.S. over drug cartel actions and enforcement cooperation, with implications for cross-border security and judicial collaboration.
The Ministry of National Defence announced Cambodia’s facilitation of ASEAN Observers' visit to assess the border situation in Battambang province following the December 2025 conflict with Thai forces, reaffirming Cambodia's commitment to peace and adherence to bilateral agreements with Thailand. This update is critical for long-term reference regarding border stability and regional security cooperation.
On February 6, 2026, Cambodia's Liaison Group facilitated ASEAN observers to verify the border situation in Veal Veng District, Pursat Province following the ceasefire. Cambodia affirms its firm commitment to fully respect and implement related bilateral peace agreements with Thailand, providing a significant long-term reference on Cambodia-Thailand border peace and stability efforts.
The National Police of Cambodia, under the leadership of General S. Thet, has committed to an intensified campaign to eradicate online scam crimes, expanding governmental responsibility amid growing technological fraud challenges. This action is significant for long-term legal enforcement and digital security governance in Cambodia.
The Chief of the Tertiary International Airport Immigration Police Post led a strategic meeting to review January 2026 operational results and define work directions for February. The session emphasized strict adherence to anti-corruption rules, collaboration with national security institutions, and active participation in combating online scams, highlighting governance and enforcement priorities.
The Preah Sihanouk provincial police have distributed residence books (K2) and family books (K4) to citizens through local administrative police posts, providing official documentation for residency and family relationships without conferring property rights.
On February 6, 2026, the Cambodian Liaison Group facilitated the ASEAN Observer Team to verify and report on the border situation at O' Thmor, Pursat Province, following the ceasefire agreement with Thailand. This reflects Cambodia's ongoing commitment to the peace process and border stability under recent bilateral agreements.
The General Department of Immigration executed the expulsion of 110 Chinese nationals involved in online scam activities as part of Cambodia’s strict law enforcement efforts against technology-related crimes, safeguarding public security and supporting victims.
In February 2026, Cambodian immigration authorities expelled 629 foreign nationals involved in illegal entry and unauthorized employment. This action reflects ongoing government enforcement of immigration and labor laws, impacting foreign labor regulation and compliance.
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