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NagaWorld Strikers: ‘Justice Still Eludes Us as Labor Dispute Drags On’

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July 18, 2026
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Dozens of NagaWorld on line casino union members gathered exterior the institution on Friday regardless of a authorized motion, urging the corporate and the federal government to finish a labor dispute that has dragged on for greater than 4 years.

About 50 members of the Labour Rights Supported Union (LRSU) assembled exterior the NagaWorld constructing the place they held banners, beat drums and sang protest songs to compel the administration to reinstate dismissed staff, withdraw legal expenses towards union members and renew negotiations. 

The dispute started in 2021 after NagaWorld laid off greater than 1,300 staff, together with union leaders and members. Employees allege the dismissals had been aimed toward weakening the impartial union, whereas the corporate maintained that the layoffs had been a part of a restructuring effort throughout the pandemic. 

Sok Sreymeas, a NagaWorld striker and former pit supervisor, stated greater than 4 years have handed because the firm dismissed staff, lots of whom had been union leaders and members.

She felt the dismissal was a discrimination towards the impartial union, noting that the dispute has triggered monetary hardship and emotional stress.

“The corporate didn’t dismiss us in accordance with the labor legislation, and it was not due to the COVID-19 disaster,” she stated. “The corporate wished to remove the impartial union as a result of many who had been laid off had been union leaders and members.”

Sreymeas stated staff proceed to strike after futile makes an attempt to resolve the dispute by the Ministry of Labor and the Arbitration Council; and that going by the use of courtroom motion was financially difficult.

“We’re strange staff. How can we afford legal professionals to struggle NagaWorld? Putting is our solely choice, and Cambodia doesn’t have a labor courtroom like different international locations,” she shared.

She urged the federal government to facilitate an answer for each events. “If the federal government adjustments its [current] place and helps to discover a answer, it might make an enormous distinction. We’re doing this on our personal accord as a result of we would like justice,” she stated.

Members of the Labor Rights Supported Union of Khmer Staff of NagaWorld (LRSU) rally exterior NagaWorld on line casino to hunt an answer after years of protest. July 17, 2026. (CamboJA/Pring Samrang)

One other striker, Ouch Sopheary, identified that what she has been doing is demand for justice and options that comply with the labor legislation. They’ve “no intention to cover something”, she stated. 

The courtroom lately questioned 10 LRSU members who had been charged with “aggravated intentional injury”. Sopheary urged the courtroom to contemplate the character of their strikes, which she stated have been peaceable, including that no hurt was achieved to the corporate.

“Discover us an answer, then we’ll cease placing exterior the corporate. The place the place we’re conducting the strike isn’t dangerous or harmful to the corporate. Though we face monetary hardship, we proceed to struggle for an answer,” she stated.

The LRSU criticized the Phnom Penh Municipal Courtroom’s current resolution to summon union members for questioning over alleged “aggravated intentional injury”, noting that the costs had been imposed after their peaceable strikes. The union referred to as for all expenses to be dropped and urged authorities to respect staff’ rights to peaceable union actions.

In Might 2024, the Supreme Courtroom upheld convictions towards eight NagaWorld union leaders and activists, who had been sentenced to 1 to 2 years imprisonment. Chhim Sithar, the one activist who served jail time, was launched in September 2024 after finishing her sentence.

Solar Mesa, spokesperson for the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Coaching, beforehand stated the ministry mediated the dispute 27 instances, however staff rejected the proposals put ahead by the Arbitration Council.

CamboJA Information contacted NagaWorld assistant director of promoting communications Melanie Loong through e mail for remark concerning the strike however no response was obtained on the time of publication. 

NagaWorld holds a monopoly on on line casino operations in Phnom Penh underneath a gaming license that runs till 2065. 

Its guardian firm, NagaCorp, has been acknowledged because the “most honored firm” within the Extel 2026 Asia Government Workforce Rankings and was among the many prime three corporations within the client service sector. 

Ny Sokha, president of the Cambodian Human Rights and Improvement Affiliation (Adhoc), stated the continued use of authorized measures towards NagaWorld strikers places strain on union members and restricts their freedom to peacefully protest and demand options from their employer.

“Receiving courtroom summons exerts authorized strain whereas they endure from a scarcity of decision from the corporate,” Sokha stated. “This demonstrates the federal government’s failure to deal with the employees’ calls for and promote union freedom which has drawn criticism from the worldwide group.”

Sokha stated the longer the dispute, the better the influence on the federal government’s status, urging NagaWorld and related authorities to give you an answer by authorized negotiations.



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