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Here’s yet another one in my long-running campaign to introduce ‘judicial responsibility laws’. If we can hold bosses criminally responsible for workplace accidents, and bartenders for serving too-drunk people, then why aren’t judges similarly accountable for their decisions?
Australians are sick to death of law-breakers being repeatedly bailed or let off without conviction by tilty-headed judges, only to go out and – surprise, surprise! – escalate their offending. Some judicial decisions simply beggar belief: an Afghan child molester who repeatedly tried to abduct children in public places, for instance – let off without conviction. Because of ‘cultural misunderstanding’.
Hat tip: if someone is ‘culturally’ incapable of understanding that abducting and molesting children is egregiously wrong, they don’t belong in the streets, let alone in the country.
And if a foreigner is caught upskirting hundreds of women, the only thing he deserves is a one-way ticket home.
But that’s not reckoning with simpering lefty judges.
A Melbourne University medical student has been caught filming young women at accommodation sites in the city.
Despite hundreds of secretly recorded photos and videos on his phone and laptop, the 23-year-old walked away with no conviction.
Bao Phuc Cao is supposed to be in Melbourne studying to become a neurosurgeon. He was living at RoomingKos, a CBD student accommodation in the city, when he preyed on young women.
A female student was showering when she noticed someone holding a mobile phone under her cubicle.
It belonged to Cao and he was arrested soon after.
Police then discovered hundreds of secret images and videos of young women.
There could be up to 150 alleged victims who were unknowingly filmed.
Even though he pleaded guilty, no conviction was recorded. Again.
Because this is far from the first time Cao was up to his predatory shenanigans. In 2024, he pleaded guilty to secretly filming women in showers and toilets at the same student accommodation. He was caught with hundreds of videos and photos, of up to 150 victims.
No conviction.
In February this year, he was caught secretly filming women again, with hundreds of videos found. Pleaded guilty, again.
No conviction.
All because a lefty judge didn’t want him deported.
Judge Michelle Mykytowycz was appointed by then-Premier Daniel Andrews in 2018. Big surprise, she was a member of the “Victorian Bar Human Rights Committee”.
Victorian women will get yet another chance to see how seriously judges take their right not to stalked by predatory foreigners, very soon.
A Singaporean trainee doctor is now facing a total of 910 charges over allegations that he secretly filmed more than 450 colleagues in staff showers and toilets at three major hospitals in Melbourne over a number of years.
Ryan Cho, 28, whose medical registration was suspended by Australian health regulators in 2025, made a brief appearance at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Feb 27.
Dressed in black pants and a black suit jacket, he sat alone in the court behind his lawyer. He was not accompanied in court by his Singaporean parents, who are responsible for his support and supervision after he was released on bail in August 2025, with an A$50,000 (S$45,000) surety.
By guess who?
Magistrate Michelle Mykytowycz acknowledged that alleged victims and their families were watching the Feb 27 procedural hearing in the courtroom or via webcast.
Although, to be fair, it could have been any of the soft-touch judges who repeatedly let these scumbags get away with egregious crimes against women.
“How many women have to be subjected to a perpetrator of this type of crime, and he literally gets away with it,” [Sherele Moody from the Red Heart Campaign] said.
“How safe are the female students at that university right now?”
A Melbourne University spokesperson wouldn’t confirm if Cao is still a student due to privacy reasons.
He should be treated to exactly the same standards of privacy and safety he allowed the hundreds of women he victimised.
