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Margo

Margo was employed by a company owned by the Fayed family, where she became a victim of exploitation and abuse masked by power and privilege. Under the guise of opportunity, she was subjected to non-consensual medical testing, grooming, and sexual assault. Forced to sign an NDA, the systems around her were built to protect wealth and influence, enabling this harm to continue unchecked, silencing those who tried to speak out and shielding perpetrators from accountability.


Today, Margo’s is determined to see change. She supports NOA’s work to ensure that transparency and accountability apply to everyone, regardless of status or fortune. Margo’s vision is for her daughter to grow up in a world where intelligent and ambitious young women can pursue careers based on talent and merit, free from exploitation, abuse or fear.

Press links
Independent, Aug 2026
Al Fayed survivors tackle Met Police on investigation after submission to CPS
Guardian, Aug 2026
Three years after his death, the Met goes after Mohamed Al Fayed. As for his enablers – well, you can’t rush things, can you?
Independent, Aug 2026
Mohamed al-Fayed abuse victims call for Burnham to intervene after ‘losing faith’ in Met Police probe
Independent, Aug 2026
Met Police accused of failing in legal duty to Al Fayed trafficking victims
Standard, Aug 2026
Al Fayed survivors call for PM to intervene after losing faith in Met Police
Guardian, Aug 2026
Met apologises for exposing 143 email addresses of Mohamed Al Fayed victims
Bylines, Aug 2026
Statement from No One Above on reports of a public inquiry into a culture of impunity
Times, Aug 2026
Al Fayed abuse victims were trafficked, Home Office confirms
Independent, Aug 2026
At least five Mohamed Al Fayed survivors confirmed as human trafficking victims
Guardian, Aug 2026
At least five Mohamed Al Fayed abuse survivors confirmed as human-trafficking victims
BBC, Aug 2026
At least five Al Fayed survivors confirmed as modern slavery victims
Bylines, Aug 2026
Bylines Gazette: One More Day of Silence is One Too Many
Bylines, July 2026
The state knew about Mohamed Al Fayed – who knew what when? Part 2
Bylines, June 2026
The state knew about Mohamed Al Fayed – it chose to look away Part 1
Bylines, June 2026
No, Prime Minister
BBC, May 2026
MPs raise concerns about police investigations into Al Fayed abuse claims
BBC, April 2026
Al Fayed survivor was modern slavery victim, says Home Office
BBC, April 2026
Al Fayed survivor a modern slavery victim, Home Office says
BBC, Mar 2026
Al Fayed survivors frustrated at 'sceptism' about trafficking inquiry
Sunday Times, Mar 2026
Jeffrey Epstein victim: He trafficked me to Mohamed Al Fayed
Observer, February 2026
Nazir Afzal: Fayed’s Harrods could be Britain’s Epstein Island
BBC, Feb 2026
Al Fayed victims say cases should be investigated as human trafficking
Bylines, Feb 2026
Powerful, privileged, predator: how wealth and influence protect sexual abusers
Sunday Times, Nov 2025
Mohamed Al Fayed accusers unite to stop predators evading justice
Mirror, Aug 2026
Mohamed Al-Fayed cops blasted for 'failing in their legal duty to refer trafficking victims'
Margo

In order to protect their anonymity some survivors have opted to use pseudonyms. Images may represent survivors at the age they were exploited. Images may not be actual likenesses.

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