This is Ali Shokouh-Amiri. He is evil incarnate, a stealer of life, and if you are a women in Essex, he could be your Gynaecologist. Shokouh-Amiri was a partner at the Medical Specialist Group (MSG) from 2016 to 2019 during which time he was also the Head of Gynaecological Oncology. Since 2022, he works at Mid and South Essex University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, to this day. In 2019 an investigation began into allegations involving six patients (referred to as Patients A–F). There were more than 100 allegations of inappropriate behaviour and clinical failings, 24 of which were proven to be true. He admitted removing the ovaries of two women (Patients C and D) without consent. In Patient D's case, there was no identified clinical indication or medical need. It's worth noting here, he removed BOTH OVARIES, from BOTH WOMEN, meaning they will never be able to bear children of their own. Proven or admitted matters included hugging patients, hugging and kissing a patient (Patient F), rubbing or touching a patient’s leg (Patient A), suggesting a patient join him at the gym, and performing intimate examinations without a chaperone (multiple patients; some admitted). Some reports list touching of Patient D’s clitoris among proven findings. Many other allegations of inappropriate or sexually motivated conduct (including comments about sex or further physical contact) were not proved or were not found to amount to misconduct. Other allegations concerned dishonesty and retaining clinical information or photographs on a personal mobile phone. One patient stated that removal of her ovaries without consent had ruined her life. Another patient ended up with premature menopause as a result of Shokouh-Amiri's actions. The tribunal found that misconduct had occurred, but concluded his fitness to practise was not impaired, citing that he has shown "good insight into his failings", had an otherwise unblemished career, and is apparently an individual of low risk of causing unwarranted harm. Despite the investigation into Shokouh-Amiri's conduct beginning in March 2019, interim contination of work conditions were not put in place until over 5 years later in November 2024. These included a requirement that he could only consult with female patients if a chaperone was present, except in life-threatening situations. After the tribunal in February 2025, interim conditions ended. He has since been allowed to continue practising without them, subject only to the warning on his registration meaning the women he treats are never notified that the man before them has a history of perverted behaviour and medically ending their ability to ever have a child of their own. The General Medical Council appealed the decision in April 2025, arguing the outcome was insufficient to protect the public. Yesterday, over a year later, interim conditions were implemented again, requiring a chaperone for female patient consultations except in emergencies, plus notification and information-sharing obligations, pending a new tribunal. This demon stole the most sacred ability to bring life into the world away from two unsuspecting women. He exploited his position of trust, inappropriately touching multiple patients. He admitted it, and has been allowed the opportunity to continue on with and without any restrictions intermittently up until this very day. This is SICK. If you take away someone's ability to give life for no reason whatsoever without their knowledge, then in a just world . . . well, you can make your own mind up on what is a fitting punishment is. Welcome to The Age Of Inversion people, where not even a day in prison will befall you for such heinous crimes, but some words on the internet or throwing an empty plastic bottle might.