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Police say 70 women accusing Mohamed Al Fayed are potential trafficking victims

Police say 70 women accusing Mohamed Al Fayed are potential trafficking victims

Senior Met officers told MPs that women were moved from Harrods to his private homes and offices across London and overseas. The Home Office has officially recognised five victims so far, but lawyers say others are being turned away simply because they currently live abroad. Over 500 women have now contacted support groups with abuse allegations linked to Harrods and his other properties.

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