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This document illustrates the total of the collective land titles in 2017, 2018, and 2019.

Freedom of peaceful assembly is the right to gather publicly or privately and collectively to express, promote, pursue, and defend common interests in a peaceful manner.

Where land has been taken, the victim should be compensated with land of the same quality, size and value, or better.

This report will assess the implementation of some of the recommendations related to land rights that were supported by the RGC in 2019. The implementation of other recommendati...

For thousands of families, this was their second time being displaced in just six months, as many had already been forced to leave their homes during the fighting from 24-28 Jul...

This Briefing Note provides an overview and analysis of how the Kingdom of Cambodia’s (“Cambodia”) recent history has adversely affected the development of land ownership and re...

CCHR has been working on land issues in Cambodia since its creation in 2002. As part of its business and human rights project, it conducted research to assess the situation of l...

This report examines the various mechanisms available to those facing land rights violations in Cambodia, and the methods employed by the communities under examination in this r...

This Briefing Note provides an overview and analysis of how the Kingdom of Cambodia’s (“Cambodia”) recent history has adversely affected the development of land ownership and re...

In 2016, 79% of the Cambodian population inhabited rural areas, sharing an intimate relationship with land and natural resources. An estimated 700,000 Cambodians have been affec...

Collective land title ("CLT") is the shared ownership and rights of a community to their land and natural resources. In Cambodia, CLT for indigenous people over their traditiona...

Collective land title ("CLT") is the shared ownership and rights of a community to their land and natural resources. In Cambodia, CLT for indigenous people over their traditiona...

This Policy Brief will outline the main findings of research conducted by the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) on the challenges within the CLT process, and conclude w...

In Cambodia, there are approximately 172,980 Indigenous Peoples (IPS), representing 1.11% of the country’s population, living in 15 of the 25 provinces.

The Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) has granted large tracts of land for agricultural investment under the economic land concession (ELC) scheme, set out in the 2001 Land Law.

The purpose of this thesis is twofold. Firstly, it is to explore how the right to adequate housing is protected in Cambodia, with a view to assess whether Cambodia can be consid...

The Baseline Survey Project interviewed 1,232 rural households in 40 villages in 10 communes of five provinces during 19 January – 29 February 2004.

The primary objective of the urban baseline survey, as with an earlier rural survey is to generate data that will provide a basis for a systematic comparative evaluation of the ...

This study examines the role of CFRs in promoting the integration of water, land, and aquatic food systems, with particular emphasis on their function as landscape-level connect...

The report identifies key challenges for land-water integrity and multi-functionality in food security, nutrition and income impacts for different local producers.