Investigations / Special Reports
The Cambodian Anti-Corruption Bureau handled 33 reports in March, and several officials involved in corruption and money laundering were brought to justice.
Three key case exposures:
Forest Resources Proposal
It occurred in Kompong Chhnang Province and involved the illegal occupation of land and the burning of inundated forest resources. The circumstances were serious and judicial proceedings were initiated.
Internal Corruption Cases
The ACU's internal law enforcement personnel "went black under the light". Officers of the Investigation Department and employees of the Finance Department were found to have abused their power, illegally held assets, and failed to declare them in accordance with the law. They have been investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
Customs Depot Case
The corruption case of the Andangde Customs Branch of the Guogong Province, which shook public opinion, continued to ferment.Deputy Commissioner Mao Shan-Suna was accused of charging inappropriate fees to transit trucks for a long time and allegedly colluding with bank employees to carry out money laundering activities, and has now been transferred to justice.
The ACU stated that it will continue to promote the "blade inward" anti-corruption mechanism, strengthen the construction of integrity in the border system, and "zero tolerance and severe crackdown" on any corruption that infringes on national interests and undermines legal dignity.
Forest Resources Proposal
It occurred in Kompong Chhnang Province and involved the illegal occupation of land and the burning of inundated forest resources. The circumstances were serious and judicial proceedings were initiated.
Internal Corruption Cases
The ACU's internal law enforcement personnel "went black under the light". Officers of the Investigation Department and employees of the Finance Department were found to have abused their power, illegally held assets, and failed to declare them in accordance with the law. They have been investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
Customs Depot Case
The corruption case of the Andangde Customs Branch of the Guogong Province, which shook public opinion, continued to ferment.Deputy Commissioner Mao Shan-Suna was accused of charging inappropriate fees to transit trucks for a long time and allegedly colluding with bank employees to carry out money laundering activities, and has now been transferred to justice.
The ACU stated that it will continue to promote the "blade inward" anti-corruption mechanism, strengthen the construction of integrity in the border system, and "zero tolerance and severe crackdown" on any corruption that infringes on national interests and undermines legal dignity.
The Cambodian Anti-Corruption Bureau handled 33 reports in March, and several officials involved in corruption and money laundering were brought to justice.
According to the latest notification from the Cambodian National Anti-Corruption Agency (ACU), a total of 33 reported cases were accepted and handled in March 2026, of which 3 major cases were officially transferred to the courts for legal handling.
Three key case exposures:
Forest Resources Proposal
It occurred in Kompong Chhnang Province and involved the illegal occupation of land and the burning of inundated forest resources. The circumstances were serious and judicial proceedings were initiated.
Internal Corruption Cases
The ACU's internal law enforcement personnel "went black under the light". Officers of the Investigation Department and employees of the Finance Department were found to have abused their power, illegally held assets, and failed to declare them in accordance with the law. They have been investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
Customs Depot Case
The corruption case of the Andangde Customs Branch of the Guogong Province, which shook public opinion, continued to ferment.Deputy Commissioner Mao Shan-Suna was accused of charging inappropriate fees to transit trucks for a long time and allegedly colluding with bank employees to carry out money laundering activities, and has now been transferred to justice.
The ACU stated that it will continue to promote the "blade inward" anti-corruption mechanism, strengthen the construction of integrity in the border system, and "zero tolerance and severe crackdown" on any corruption that infringes on national interests and undermines legal dignity.
According to the latest notification from the Cambodian National Anti-Corruption Agency (ACU), a total of 33 reported cases were accepted and handled in March 2026, of which 3 major cases were officially transferred to the courts for legal handling.
Three key case exposures:
Forest Resources Proposal
It occurred in Kompong Chhnang Province and involved the illegal occupation of land and the burning of inundated forest resources. The circumstances were serious and judicial proceedings were initiated.
Internal Corruption Cases
The ACU's internal law enforcement personnel "went black under the light". Officers of the Investigation Department and employees of the Finance Department were found to have abused their power, illegally held assets, and failed to declare them in accordance with the law. They have been investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
Customs Depot Case
The corruption case of the Andangde Customs Branch of the Guogong Province, which shook public opinion, continued to ferment.Deputy Commissioner Mao Shan-Suna was accused of charging inappropriate fees to transit trucks for a long time and allegedly colluding with bank employees to carry out money laundering activities, and has now been transferred to justice.
The ACU stated that it will continue to promote the "blade inward" anti-corruption mechanism, strengthen the construction of integrity in the border system, and "zero tolerance and severe crackdown" on any corruption that infringes on national interests and undermines legal dignity.