Human rights in Cambodia have been a significant concern for many years. Issues such as freedom of expression, assembly, and the press are often restricted. The government has faced criticism for its treatment of political opponents and activists, leading to arrests and harassment. Additionally, Cambodia struggles with land rights violations, where communities are forcibly evicted for development projects. The judiciary is often seen as lacking independence, which affects the protection of human rights. International organizations continue to monitor the situation and advocate for improvements in human rights practices within the country.