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Thailand Pushes Back Joint Boundary Commission Meeting Ahead of Election

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January 15, 2026
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The State Secretariat of Border Affairs stated on Wednesday that Thailand requested one other postponement of a Joint Boundary Fee (JBC) assembly scheduled for this month, once more citing “inside procedures” and, this time, the formation of a brand new cupboard following its basic election in February.

A Thai assertion earlier this week stated it might share a proposed date and draft agenda in the end, including it’s dedicated to a mutually acceptable resolution on border demarcation.

It’s the second postponement of the Joint Boundary Fee (JBC), a physique tasked with demarcating the Cambodia-Thailand border, for the reason that neighbors reached a ceasefire in December after weeks of lethal clashes that killed over 100 folks and displaced greater than half 1,000,000 on either side.

The nations’ Regional Border Committee, nevertheless, met on Thursday in Cambodia’s Oddar Meanchey province, the place “either side held discussions on numerous necessary issues,” together with the ceasefire and “different related paperwork,” in keeping with the Defence Ministry.

However disputes stay. Cambodia has accused Thai forces of “illegally occupying” a minimum of 14 border zones, barring 1000’s of residents from returning house.

Moreover an understanding to not reinforce troops on either side of the border, the Dec. 27 truce additionally agreed on the return of displaced civilians.

Thai Protection Ministry spokesperson Surasant Kongsiri didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

“The JBC [Cambodia side] will proceed to conduct land surveying and boundary demarcation works with JBC [Thai side], on the earliest, with a view to reaching lasting peace alongside the border and won’t acknowledge any alteration of boundary line ensuing from using pressure,” the Cambodian assertion stated.

Cambodia has additionally requested Bangkok to dispatch its Joint Survey Staff to renew collaborative set up of non permanent markers alongside the border, efforts that started in November earlier than clashes reignited.

Civil teams in Cambodia have referred to as for a return to the unique scheduled assembly and for a decision to the disputed border zones held by Thai forces.

“I hope that after the brand new Thai authorities cupboard is elected and shaped in February, there will probably be truthful and simply options to this long-standing border concern […],” stated Soeung Saroeung, govt director at NGO Discussion board, opining that Thailand is deploying ways to reap the benefits of the state of affairs.

President of native rights group Adhoc, Ny Sokha, stated the delay will place additional pressure on displaced households who haven’t been allowed to return to their houses or livelihoods.

Phao Sokphith, a displaced resident from the disputed village that Cambodia calls Chouk Chey village in its Banteay Meanchey province who’s now sheltering at a pagoda, expressed concern over the postponement.

“Some residents’ homes might proceed to be demolished if the measurement of the border posts is additional delayed,” he stated, including that Thai troopers photographed the demolition of his house and store and despatched him the pictures after noting his quantity displayed for purchasers.

Movies of Thai troopers destroying and looting villages within the border zones have circulated broadly for the reason that ceasefire.

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