COMFREL

Phnom Penh, 9 September 2025-------------------------------------The Cambodian government’s amendments to the Nationality Law enable it to arbitrarily strip Cambodians of their citizenship, potentially making some stateless. The grounds for stripping nationality are outlined under the new Article 29 of the law, with specific pr ... Read more...

Phnom Penh, September 02, 2025We, the undersigned trade union confederations, federations, and civil society organizations working in the garment, footwear, textile, and travel goods sectors, demand that the minimum wage for 2026 be increased to USD 232 per month. This is not merely a request, it is an urgent necessity grounded ... Read more...

We are deeply worried that proposed amendments to the Nationality Law allowing the government to strip Cambodians of their citizenship are vaguely written and will have a disastrously chilling effect on the freedom of speech of all Cambodian citizens.Draft amendments to the Nationality Law, set to be voted on at the National As ... Read more...

We, the undersigned civil society organizations, are deeply concerned about the escalatingarmed conflict along the Cambodia–Thailand border........... ... Read more...

We, the undersigned civil society organizations, including trade unions, federations, associations, non-governmental organizations, and grassroots community networks, express our deep regret towards the Svay Rieng Provincial Court’s continued and unjust detention of Mr. Chea Chantha........... ... Read more...

Today marks one year spent behind bars for...... ... Read more...

We represent associations, civil society organizations, communities, and youth groups from......... ... Read more...

We, the undersigned Cambodian and international civil society organizations, human rights defenders and media rights advocates, express deep concern in response to the increasing restrictions on and threats to the country’s remaining independent media. ... Read more...