The Regional Law Talk for Civil Society Organizations
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Venue: Empress Angkor Hotel
Date: 06 Dec-06 Dec 2019
Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
The Siem Reap Regional Law Talk for Civil Society Organizations. There are at least five CSOs-Related Laws are being discussed including (1) Law on Association and Non-governmental Organization, (2) Law on Taxation Law (3) Labour Law (4) Social Security Fund Law and (5) the Trust Law.
The Law Talk is organized by Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC).
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