PRC revokes Hayden's medical license

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) cancelled Tuesday the medical license of Dr. Hayden Kho in connection with sex videos.

Sen. Ramon Revilla Jr. said that the PRC move is an affirmation of the Senate’s findings that he may have committed unethical offenses when he took videos of his sex acts with different women in the past.

“As the government instrumentality that is tasked to ensure the integrity of the practice of all professionals in the country, the Professional Regulation Commission made the right decision,” said Revilla, who was former chairman of the Senate committee of public information and mass media which conducted the inquiry into the Hayden Kho sex video scandals.

Revilla noted how Kho’s actions humiliated the women whom he taped during their sexual encounters.

“What Dr. Hayden Kho did was indeed an unethical offense and we must not forget that he did it wittingly at the expense and humiliation of the women he wickedly videotaped,” Revilla said.

 

“Binabati ko ang PRC sa naging desisyon nito. Pinatunayan ng PRC na may paninindigan ito sa mandato nito at hindi maaring maimpluwesiyahan ng sinuman. Pinairal nito ang interes ng publiko at ginampanan ang tungkulin nitong protektahan ang integridad ng medical profession. Sana ay magsilbing babala ito sa iba, propesyunal man o hindi,” (I commend the PRC for its decision that it is complying in its mandate and cannot be influenced by anyone.

 

 Source: Manila Bulletin

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