Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Keo Remy highlighted the government's human rights achievements at a national reporting workshop on the implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights. He cited specific progress, including the abolition of the death penalty and protections for LGBTQIA+ rights, and called for international cooperation.
Cambodia's Court of Appeal has increased a doctor's prison sentence from 5 to 10 years for medical negligence leading to a patient's death and subsequent concealment of the body and a 3-year-old niece. Sun Marina, who also operated without a license, was found guilty of multiple charges.
The International Conference on Combating Cyber Fraud (ICCOS-2026) concluded in Phnom Penh with the adoption of the 'Phnom Penh Declaration.' This declaration outlines 11 commitments to bolster international cooperation against cyber fraud and related transnational crimes, reflecting Cambodia's proactive stance.
A temporary halt to trade friction was decided at the China-US summit. Cambodia has deep economic ties with both nations, and this development could indirectly affect its domestic economy and relations with China. The future of the bilateral relationship is being closely watched.
Cambodian Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, presented three key strategies for building a skilled innovation ecosystem at the World Skills Conference 2026 in Shanghai. The strategies focus on aligning with industrial policies, strengthening multi-stakeholder cooperation, and promoting diversity and inclusivity.
A US federal court has ruled that the Trump administration's ban on CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from accessing the White House was unlawful and has overturned it. The court stated that revoking rights without prior notification or an opportunity to object violates constitutional principles.
In Cambodia's Kompong Chhnang province, river water levels have risen to 8.82 meters, causing a road of over one kilometer to be cut off. Residents are now relying on boats for transportation. While widespread flood damage has not yet been reported, authorities are urging caution due to potential worsening weather.
Ukraine has handed over two North Korean soldiers captured alive in the Kursk region in January 2025 to South Korea. President Zelensky announced this at the UN General Assembly, expressing willingness to exchange North Korean POWs for Ukrainian POWs held by Russia. Human rights groups had strongly urged the handover to South Korea due to the risk of torture if returned to North Korea.
Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni, in a message for the traditional Pchum Ben festival, urged citizens to reunite with family, honor ancestors, and preserve cultural heritage. The King emphasized the festival's role in national unity, peace, and development.
Cambodia convened a national preparatory meeting for the 19th ASEAN Forum on Labor Migration (AFML) aimed at strengthening the protection of labor migrants. Discussions focused on promoting safe and legal migration, addressing online recruitment risks, and safeguarding workers' rights.
Pailin Province has raised its alert level due to rising water levels in the Pailin River, exacerbated by continuous heavy rainfall. Authorities are urging residents living near riverbanks and streams to prepare for potential evacuation and secure their belongings.
Cambodian and South Korean police forces have intensified their cooperation to combat online scams, leading to the arrest of nearly 200 South Korean nationals within Cambodia. This success stems from information exchange and joint investigations, marking a significant step in international cybercrime countermeasures.
An ancient tree, nearly 100 years old, collapsed at a pagoda in Kandal province, Cambodia, killing a 17-year-old boy preparing for a Buddhist festival. Two monks sustained minor injuries. Internal rot is suspected as the cause.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) held a meeting with stakeholders to discuss the progress of voter list verification and registration for the 2026 general election. Details on the distribution of invitations to voters based on the 2025 provisional voter list were shared.
The International Conference on Combating Online Scams (ICCOS-2026) concluded in Phnom Penh with the adoption of the "Phnom Penh Declaration." The 11-point commitment aims to strengthen international cooperation, disrupt illicit financial flows, and protect victims to eradicate online scams.
Cambodia hosted the International Conference on Combating Online Scams (ICCOS-2026) from September 23-24, 2026, under the theme 'Acting Together towards Breaking the Chain and Eradication of Online Scams,' aiming to enhance international cooperation against cybercrime.
Cambodia and the UK have signed an MOU to cooperate on intelligence sharing and capacity building to combat cross-border crimes, including cyber fraud. Cambodia also announced a ban on online casinos and betting, aiming to eradicate scams.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with China's Vice Minister of Public Security Yang Weilin, highly valuing the progress in security cooperation between the two countries. Enhanced collaboration, particularly in combating cyber fraud, was confirmed.
The International Conference on Combating Online Scams concluded in Phnom Penh with the adoption of the Phnom Penh Declaration, outlining 11 commitments to dismantle online scam networks. Prime Minister Hun Manet declared Cambodia free of scam compounds, emphasizing the need for international cooperation.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Cuban Ambassador Milena Caridad Zaldivar Piedra to discuss strengthening and expanding bilateral cooperation. Key areas of focus included agriculture, health, education, culture, and tourism.
This article explores the vital role of solar energy within Cambodia's natural ecosystems. It explains how sunlight forms the basis of life, from food production and fossil fuels to climate change, advocating for sustainable resource use and gratitude towards nature.
During the 2026 Mekong River flood season, over 3,000 meters of riverbank in Cambodia's Kampong Cham province experienced severe erosion, impacting 185 homes and forcing 53 to relocate. The government plans restoration work for 2027.
British Minister of State Lord Hanson visited the former online scam compound 'Golden Fortune' in Cambodia, highlighting strengthened UK-Cambodia cooperation. The two nations are intensifying joint actions to dismantle scam networks, disrupt illicit financial flows, and enhance victim protection, including signing an MOU and establishing a joint task force.
Cambodia's Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction has decided to grant signing authority for land title certificates to high-ranking officials at the Secretary of State and Undersecretary of State levels, aiming to expedite and enhance efficiency and transparency in land registration processes.
Cambodian Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen stated that a 1998 assassination attempt shaped his decision to consolidate power and end decades of conflict. He abandoned plans to resign as prime minister, ultimately serving for nearly 38 years.
The Teun Health Center in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia, is enhancing its maternal and infant healthcare services to reduce mortality rates. This includes 24-hour professional monitoring and a risk assessment system for pregnant women to improve emergency response capabilities.
Cambodian and South Korean police have strengthened cooperation against online scams, dismantling 15 cases and detaining 179 South Korean nationals. Through information exchange, both countries are combating various fraudulent schemes, including phishing and fake investment scams.
Poipet City in Cambodia is experiencing widespread flooding, with roads, schools, and homes inundated due to continuous heavy rainfall and water flowing in from Thailand. Authorities are preparing for potential evacuations and implementing drainage measures.
A Phnom Penh man, detained for over 20 days on suspicion of stealing a temple gong, has filed a complaint against five police officers, alleging beatings and the confiscation of his belongings without proper documentation. Local police deny the accusations, while the Ministry of Interior has pledged to investigate.
Cambodia today marks the 33rd anniversary of its Constitution, promulgated in 1993. A commemorative ceremony in Phnom Penh celebrated the Constitution's role in ensuring peace, stability, sustainable development, and its framework for the rule of law.
At an international conference in Phnom Penh, Cambodia shared its anti-online scam initiatives, earning high commendation from the UNODC, INTERPOL, and ASEAN for its achievements and commitment to international cooperation. China also praised Cambodia's contributions to law enforcement collaboration.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, reflected on an assassination attempt 28 years ago, vowing to consolidate power. He stated the incident motivated his resolve to end the war and spoke about the future premiership of his son, Hun Manet.
Heavy rainfall in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province has led to flooding in some areas of Phnom Srok district. The district governor urges residents to remain vigilant, especially for children, and to monitor weather updates. Authorities are preparing evacuation sites and response measures.
High-ranking officials from 10 countries and the ASEAN Secretariat warned of the escalating threat of cyber fraud at an international conference in Phnom Penh. They emphasized that enhanced international cooperation and information sharing are crucial to combat this complex, cross-border crime.
Cambodian martial artist Cheng Dalin expressed immense joy and pride in securing a bronze medal at the Asian Games, marking her first participation and bringing honor to the nation. She is determined to train harder for future international competitions.
Cambodia marked the 33rd anniversary of its Constitution on September 24, 2026, with a ceremony in Phnom Penh. A delegation led by Information Minister Net Pheaktra laid flowers at the Constitution Monument, reaffirming the significance of the nation's supreme law. Promulgated in 1993 following UN-sponsored elections after the Paris Peace Agreements, the constitution enshrines the separation of powers and fundamental human rights.