Phnom Penh (27th February 2020) – Today, USAID and the Embassy of Sweden each announced multi-year commitments to provide financial support to the Arbitration Council Foundation (ACF) in order to further enhance Cambodia’s dispute resolution …Read More>>>
Despite the fact women and men have equal rights under the law in Cambodia, in reality; many women continue to face significant challenges. For example, in rural areas many females drop out of school early …Read More>>>
Through labour dispute resolution by the Arbitration Council, parties have the right to choose two different types of arbitral awards— a binding award or a non-binding award. If the parties agree to choose a binding …Read More>>>
Members of the Arbitration Council work voluntarily to resolve the labour disputes that are brought to the Arbitration Council. Arbitrators receive no salary for their participation in labour resolution except small case allowance. In addition …Read More>>>
On June 5, members of the Arbitration Council participate in the 4th General Meeting of Arbitrators on Institutional Strengthening, Maintaining the Sustainability, Strengthening Quality and Expansion of Labour Disputes Resolutions Services of the Arbitration Council.
“Education and labour market is one of the focus areas for Sweden’s Development Cooperation with Cambodia. Arbitration Council Foundation has significantly contributed to solving the labour disputes with fair and equitable solution over the past …Read More>>>
Registered Case Trend The figure below shows the number of cases registered at the AC from January 2016 through December 2018. Figure 1. Trend of cases registered for the period 2016 to 2018 Figure 1 …Read More>>>
Congratulations to Arbitrator Nan An, Arbitrator Mathoeung Sok, Arbitrator Tayseng Ly, Dr. Nara Moa and Dr. Kimchoeun Pak for the occasion that they were elected in 2018 for three-year terms as members of ACF’s Board …Read More>>>
In response to public feedback, and to increase service provision transparency, the Arbitration Council publishes a weekly hearing schedule released every Friday. Pursuant to the Cambodian Labour Law, Arbitration Council hearings remain closed to the …Read More>>>
Speaking confidently in a deep voice, Mr. Vong Vanna’s appearance belies his 73-year age. As a Cambodian citizen he has spent almost half of his life in the labour sector; initially in the capacity as …Read More>>>
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