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Bylines Netowrk, 16 January 2026

The Fayed/Harrods case bears the hallmarks of sex trafficking

At least 400 women have come forward in the wake of the Harrods abuse scandal so why aren’t they being referred to the National Referral Mechanism?

Bylines Network, 12 December 2025

Stop asking what victims did or did not do

A Harrods survivor’s challenge to us all: Start asking why the British establishment did nothing then and continues to do nothing

Sunday Times, 9 November 2025

Mohamed Al Fayed accusers unite to stop predators evading justice

[Paywall] More than 140 people have reported the late Harrords owner to the Met Police. The founders of the organisation want to dismantle the ‘network of privilege’

openDemocracy, 11 September 2025

Al Fayed’s victims say compensation scheme ignores ‘trafficking’ by Harrods

Revealed: Survivors say Harrods’ structure enabled sexual abuse, with staff involved in trafficking women to Al Fayed

Bylines Network, 17 December 2025

Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) – Harrods Survivor slams government strategy

As the government prepares a revised Violence Against Women and Girls strategy, a survivor of institutional exploitation questions its value

Bylines Network, 24 November 2025

When redress feels like re-trauma: a survivor’s view of the Harrods compensation scheme

The representatives of the perpetrators of abuse must not be allowed to control the process for survivor redress

Bylines Network, 9 November 2025

When power is untouchable: the legal abyss facing Harrods survivors

Survivors of abuse connected to Mohamed Al Fayed’s Harrods empire are discovering what “no one is above the law” really means

The Times, 28 May 2025

Al Fayed ‘victims’ call for statutory public inquiry into abuse

[Paywall] The women say that only an inquiry with powers to compel witnesses to give evidence can bring to justice those who facilitated the late billionaire’s abuse

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