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Cambodia Land Registration: Indigenous Communal Property in Ratanakiri
Cambodia’s Ratanakiri provincial land administration registered a Prao Indigenous community land parcel under the land registration system. The development concerns collective property registration for a 15.5459-hectare parcel in Ta Veng district.
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Cambodia Environmental Regulation: Acid Controls for Gold Processing
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment instructed gold-processing businesses and workshops to use emissions, wastewater, storage, and PPE controls for acid-based gold recovery. The notice links improper acid burning to environmental compliance, public health, and pollution risks.
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Cambodia Immigration Enforcement: GDI Deports Chinese Nationals Linked to Online Scams
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.
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Cambodia Environmental Regulation: Industrial Wastewater Controls Reach 28.6 Million Cubic Meters
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment reported that industrial wastewater controls prevented 28.6 million cubic meters of polluted discharge from entering public water sources. The update highlights environmental regulation, water quality management, and factory compliance monitoring.
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Cambodia Drug Enforcement: National Police Report Nationwide Narcotics Crackdown
Cambodia National Police reported 36 drug enforcement cases and 80 arrests nationwide on 1 May 2026. The security operation involved trafficking, transport, and storage cases, with multiple narcotic substances and chemical compounds seized.
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Cambodia Labor Governance: Civil Service Recruitment Reform and Public Sector Benefits
Cambodia’s Ministry of Civil Service reported public administration and labor governance results for civil service recruitment reform, including 53 competitive examinations from late 2023 to 2025. The ministry also outlined human-resource planning requirements and benefits available to civil servants.
