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Preah Vihear Land Talks Target Disputes Affecting Hundreds of Residents

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June 7, 2026
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Representatives of a whole bunch of residents concerned in land disputes in Preah Vihear province met authorities and firm representatives on Thursday to hunt a decision, rights group Adhoc stated.

The assembly introduced collectively representatives for over 90 households in Sangkum Thmei district and almost 400 in Rovieng district who’ve been in a land dispute with China Nice Trigger (Cambodia) Funding because the authorities granted the corporate an almost 6,000-hectare concession within the space in 2012.

About 200 different households from Rovieng are concerned in a separate dispute with International Inexperienced (Cambodia) Power Growth, an organization linked to the enterprise community of the U.S.-sanctioned tycoon Strive Pheap and accused by residents and activists of land grabs and environmental injury.

The talks adopted years of petitions to authorities ministries by residents, who accused the businesses of clearing farmland and destroying crops. Some residents additionally stated that they had been threatened to finish their protests and settle for compensation.

Resident Mut Chheat, who attended the Thursday talks, stated he had farmed 9 hectares of land since 2008 with native recognition, however that China Nice Trigger entered the property in 2025 and cleared crops, claiming possession beneath a authorized concession.

“There was no notification in any respect. In 2025, after we had harvested our cassava, the corporate introduced that every one the land belonged to them. We had no concept that they’d take our land in 2026,” he stated.

Chheat stated authorities had beforehand promised to survey and register native land however the firm later supplied compensation of $300 per hectare as a substitute. He urged the federal government to conduct an impartial discipline overview, saying the land was important to his livelihood and debt repayments.

He stated provincial officers had prompt he may work for the corporate if he misplaced the land.

Cheay Ven, 60, from Rovieng, stated International Inexperienced cleared her cashew and cassava farm in 2025 with out prior discover to make approach for a mining undertaking. She stated the land had been cultivated for many years and generated greater than $1,700 a yr.

“The yr they cleared the land was presupposed to be the harvest yr. Now a few of my crops have been destroyed. They [Global Green] paid 16 million riel ($3,987) for 2 hectares of cashew plantation and seven million riel ($1,744) for a couple of hectare of cassava,” she stated. 

Ven stated the dearth of session, influence assessments and what she described as insufficient compensation threatened residents’ livelihoods and raised issues about potential well being impacts from close by mining actions.

Villagers from a number of districts collect at Preah Vihear provincial corridor for a gathering with authorities and firm representatives to debate land disputes. June 4, 2026. (Adhoc)

Strive Dalin, listed within the authorities’s company registry as a director of International Inexperienced, couldn’t instantly be reached for remark on the phone quantity listed within the registry.

Preah Vihear Deputy Governor Kim Chanpanha stated authorities had made progress in resolving the dispute involving China Nice Trigger, with 44 households accepting compensation of $300 per hectare and agreeing to depart the land.

About 5,000 hectares on the heart of the dispute had been registered as state non-public land beneath the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, which leased the realm to the corporate in 2012 for agro-industrial improvement, he stated.

The undertaking later stalled and a few residents started farming unused land inside the concession space, Chanpanha stated. Disputes emerged when the corporate resumed operations and its actions overlapped with land occupied by residents.

Chanpanha stated each the corporate and residents had proven a willingness to resolve the dispute, including that residents had been primarily searching for honest compensation and the correct to proceed farming.

A person who answered a phone quantity listed for China Nice Trigger within the company registry stated he was a translator on the firm and was not conscious of the dispute.

After the talks, resident Chhut Chheat stated officers from the agriculture ministry and provincial authorities, together with firm representatives, had agreed to conduct discipline assessments to confirm land claims.

“Nevertheless, concerning any determination to reallocate or carve out land from the concession space, the authorities stated they don’t at present have that energy; solely the nationwide authorities has the authority to make such a call,” he stated.

Chanpanha declined to touch upon whether or not the businesses had carried out environmental and social influence assessments earlier than clearing land, saying the matter fell exterior his authority.

“I want to make clear that inside these areas, there are additionally plots of land belonging to residents who maintain possession titles. Land that legitimately belongs to residents will probably be protected,” he stated.

He added that residents discovered to have expanded onto state land can be required to return it to the state.

Adhoc spokesperson Yin Mengly welcomed the mediation effort however stated no land clearing ought to happen till the disputes are resolved. He stated residents ought to be allowed to reap current crops whereas compensation negotiations proceed.

Land disputes stay a persistent concern in Cambodia, significantly in areas affected by financial land concessions, or ELCs, granted to personal corporations.

Though the federal government suspended new ELCs in 2012, rights teams say exemptions have allowed some tasks to proceed. Greater than 344 concessions masking over 2 million hectares have been granted because the Nineties, in response to rights group Licadho.



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