[INTERVIEW] Criminal Prosecution Against CPSO To Proceed -Dr Akbar Khan

[July 22, 2022] A hopeful precedent for patient safety and physician justice has been set against the alleged and long-standing corruption troubling the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for years, as CPSO-targeted Dr. Akbar Khan, who recently had his medical license revoked July 15, 2022, is allowed to proceed with criminal charges against the CPSO.

Dr. Akbar Khan has been achieving remarkable success using gentle cancer treatments for the past 15 years. Legal and scientifically sound to do so, the treatments remain unapproved because they have no large-scale trials to back them up. His success therefore remains a threat to approved pharma treatment and, as such, Dr. Khan has been continually attacked by other oncologists, leading to CPSO investigation after investigation.

The 8-year-long investigation launched against Dr. Khan resulted in the revocation of his license July 15, 2022, based on "fabricated evidence." Three days earlier, Dr. Khan and his paralegal successfully filed the private criminal charges against the CPSO, CPSO lawyer Morgana Kellythorne, and CPSO investigator, Lisa Mueller, for fabrication of evidence (criminal code sec. 137) and obstructing justice (sec. 139).

Join us for this interview from the CPSO protest July 22, 2022, in downtown Toronto.