Mu Sochua, a former senior official of Cambodia's opposition and now president of the Khmer Movement for Democracy, has issued a pointed challenge over online fraud. She says that if the government genuinely has the will to crush online scams, it must arrest the big masterminds involved. In her view, the people running these operations hold power and influence at every level in Cambodia. The implication is that small arrests alone would prove nothing about the authorities' seriousness. Her statement lands amid ongoing international criticism of Cambodia's role in large-scale cyber fraud operations. Several foreign governments have already pressed Phnom Penh to act against the networks operating from its territory. Sochua's framing turns the crackdown question into a measure of political will rather than a matter of police capability.