Hundreds of Alleged Victims Come Forward in Mohamed Al Fayed Abuse Case

Legal experts urge a thorough and deliberate approach as new allegations surface against the late Harrods owner.

More than 220 alleged victims have contacted Justice for Harrods Survivors, in addition to 71 existing clients.
Metropolitan Police are investigating new claims of sexual assault against Mohamed Al Fayed, spanning from 1979 to 2013.
Harrods has stated it will not enforce NDAs related to historical abuse claims during Al Fayed's ownership.
Solicitor Claire Glasgow advises alleged victims to carefully consider the implications of waiving their anonymity.
Harrods has invited alleged victims to file compensation claims and expressed commitment to preventing future abuses.