Background
On February 23, 2026, under the authorization of the National Police Chief of Cambodia, a training course on operational strategies was inaugurated at the Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection within the General Commissariat of National Police. The event was presided over by Lieutenant General Chea Phally, Deputy National Police Commissioner, and involved participation from key police officials along with international partners.
Scope of Application
This training is designed specifically for specialized officers engaged in anti-human trafficking and juvenile protection tasks within Cambodia’s National Police. It includes participation from both national police experts and international trainers, targeting knowledge and skills enhancement relevant to operational interventions against trafficking crimes.
Key Provisions or Decisions
The course featured operational tactics training led by experts from the international organization AIM SWAT, with support from senior police commanders. It aims to improve the effectiveness of police interventions against human trafficking and to reinforce cooperation between Cambodian authorities and international partners. The training also includes the sharing of expertise, ongoing capacity building, and resource allocation to sustain these efforts.
Implications for Investors, Businesses, or Compliance
This initiative reflects Cambodia’s commitment to enforcing anti-human trafficking measures, reinforcing the rule of law and public security. Improved law enforcement capacity can increase investor confidence by promoting a safer, better-regulated environment. Additionally, it indicates enhanced compliance mechanisms within the police, contributing to broader governance standards.
Official Source
Details of the training and official statements can be accessed through the National Police official website: https://police.gov.kh/?p=137657
