The Communist Party of Kampuchea Statutes, adopted at the Fourth Party Congress, provide a comprehensive framework for advancing Kampuchea’s proletarian socialist construction. The statutes emphasize democratic centralism, ensuring collective decision-making with unity of purpose and action at every level of the Party, from the Central Committee to village cells. Class struggle is identified as the fundamental driving force, ensuring the Party’s leadership remains aligned with the working-class line and the peasantry. Cadre selection is governed by the Ten Criteria for revolutionary conduct, promoting loyalty, ideological clarity, and a commitment to the collective good. With an unwavering focus on serving the masses and achieving complete national self-reliance, the statutes chart a path toward eliminating all vestiges of bourgeois influence and building a unified, self-sufficient Marxist-Leninist Kampuchea.