Cambodian Senate Initiates Review of Military Service Law Following National Assembly Approval
The Cambodian Senate has officially begun reviewing the Military Service Law following its unanimous approval by the National Assembly. The proposed law mandates 24 months of military training for men aged 18 to 25, aiming to strengthen national defense and youth development.
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