A/HRC/42/60/Add.2 Paragraph 22, line 12 to the end: “Further data is expected....address these constraints” to be changed to: Further data is expected from Household Socio-Economic Survey (HSES) 2019, Inter-Censal Agricultural Survey (ICAS) 2019 and Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) 2020. However, during her discussion with the Ministry of Planning and the National Institute of Statistics (NIS), the SpecialRapporteur learnt that the census, CSES, ICAS and CDHS would provide some levels of datadisaggregation necessary to identify and quantify those in danger of being left behind. Limited datadisaggregation exits and this is due, in part, to technical constraints on the Ministry and the NIS. In line with SDG17.17, the Special rapporteur recommends enhanced capacity-building support to address these constraints. Paragraph 26, last part of the first sentence to be changed to: …..and the Ministry of Planning released it at both national level, in a public event on 11 March 2019, and sub-national level, at three regional events on 15 March, 18 March, and 21 March 2019. In addition, the Ministry of Planning has cooperated with the Council of Ministers through the Civil Society Alliance Forum (CSAF) to disseminate CSDGs 20162030 to all civil societies in Cambodia, starting from June 2019. Paragraph 27, line 5 says: Of the 12 SDG targets under SDG 16, the CSDGs produce only three. We would suggest to add: “Of the 12 SDG targets under SDG 16, the CSDGs produce only three because of available data, while others Cambodia can measure through indirect indicators” Paragraph 28, 29, 30: Notice: Cambodia has achieved “no food hunger” before the end of CMDGs targeted in 2015, and data are not available for other poverty indicators of SDGs. Paragraph 31: the first two lines about revising CSDGs, especially CSDG 16, following the VNR 2019: Notice: During the HLPF on 9-18 July 2019 where Cambodia presented the VNR 2019, Cambodia did not receive specific comments related to CSDG 16. In fact, the HLPF appreciated and congratulated the RGC for great achievements in CSDGs implementation with clear targets and vision set in CSDGs. Cambodia will disseminate widely the results of Cambodia VNR presentation at the HLPF, including CSOs audience. Paragraph 36: the first line to be changed to: …further to 13.5 per cent in 2014 and to below 10 per cent in 2019; while the near-poor population is also declining. At the same time, the Gini Coefficient has gradually dropped from 0.38 in 2004 to 0.29 in 2014 and 0.28 in 2017, indicating declining income inequality among Cambodian population. Further notice: The remaining sentences in Par 36 are based on figures that are not official. MOP does not produce statistics on near-poor population. Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation Paragraph 47: “however, the special rapporteur also highlights her concerns of involuntary internment of drug-users…...” Regarding that the drug center for rehabilitation received drug users referred by families or relatives base on guideline of center that follow by Law On Drug Control that in case the persons are situating in serious drug addictions and is threatening obviously that will serious dangerous soon for direct person drug addiction or others person and that person drug addiction is situating in lack enable to show intentions for treatment and rehabilitation that 11