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Britain Condemns Mohamed Al-Fayed's Crimes
In a significant development in the human trafficking case against the late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Fayed, the British authorities officially recognized four women as victims of sexual exploitation and human trafficking. These women had come forward with complaints about assaults they endured during the 1990s up to 2010, both in the UK and abroad. The women, who worked or had worked at Harrods and other properties including the Ritz Hotel in Paris, accused Fayed of establishing a system that provided him with women and worked to silence them. This comes as part of an extensive investigation involving testimonies from 157 individuals and the opening of inquiries into the assistance provided by others. Fayed died in 2023 without facing legal prosecution, but investigations continue to hold those involved accountable for the sexual exploitation of women, amid criticism of the police's weak response in handling this case.
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